dsh-session-nav

Scouring a long conversation to find one specific earlier question usually means repeated scrolling, guessing positions, or losing the entry point entirely after compaction folds it away. dsh-session-nav adds a small semi-transparent trigger button along the right edge of the conversation area; on hover it pops out a scrollable list of every question in the current session, including compacted ones, with the session name and total count pinned at the top and the current question auto-centered.

Clicking a question performs a smooth in-viewport jump when it is already on screen. For questions outside the rendered window, the plugin silently pages back through earlier history before landing, showing a progress indicator without any viewport jank. The button tracks layout changes in real time such as detail panel toggles, sidebar drags, and window resizes, and a short hover-out delay before the fade-out prevents accidental dismissal on the button-to-popup path.

Under the hood, the host side uses incremental in-memory traversal backed by a persisted index, paired with a client-side cache and afterSeq delta sync, so the normal path involves no disk I/O and no full log scan. If you work in long DSH Web GUI sessions and frequently need to jump back to a specific earlier question, this plugin turns that navigation into a single hover and click.