dsh-web-ui-skin

Dsh web ships a one-shot archive action but nothing to manage what comes after. Archived sessions cannot be renamed, restored to their workspace, or deleted, and over time the sidebar accumulates orphaned entries that nobody wants to touch. dsh-web-ui-skin fills that gap: a small circular button appears next to the Add Workspace icon, and clicking it opens an in-place archive tree grouped by workspace, collapsible, and sorted by time descending. Every archived conversation suddenly has a clear home.

Row-level actions are where the plugin earns its keep. Hovering over any entry reveals a three-dot menu with Rename, Unarchive, and Delete. Rename opens a native dialog that auto-focuses and selects the text, guards against IME composition so pressing Enter mid-keystroke never confirms prematurely, and shows inline validation errors. Unarchive returns the session to its original workspace slot. Delete presents a red danger-button confirmation with a consequence summary and an in-progress spinner, then removes the log file irreversibly.

If you juggle multiple workspaces in dsh web and rely on archiving to tidy up phase conversations, this plugin is a drop-in addition. It does not alter core dsh logic; it simply adds a UI view on the client side and three API routes (rename, unarchive, delete) on the host side. A good fit for anyone who wants archived sessions to be browsable, editable, and removable without leaving the web interface.