dsh-plugin-chat-menu

Retyping relative paths like @src/utils/format.ts into a DSH chat prompt by hand is slow and error-prone. dsh-plugin-chat-menu turns the @ trigger in the input box into a native file browser: a menu of the current working directory pops up, you filter by name as you type, and when the current level has no match the search recursively walks the entire directory tree with depth, folder-count, and scan-entry budgets so large repos stay responsive. Picking a folder writes @dir/ into the input so you can keep typing to descend; picking a file drops the relative path straight into the prompt. Arrow keys, Enter, Space, and Escape drive the whole interaction—no mouse, no window switching.

The plugin registers as a DSH inputTrigger source alongside the built-in sub-agent and plugin groups in one native menu (files first), requires zero modifications to DSH source, and auto-tracks the session header.cwd so the menu always reflects the correct directory. Guardrails are built in: pressing Enter on a bare @path/ will not send a message, and typing Space after a directory name safely expands it to @dir/ before you continue.

It is built for developers who constantly reference local files, scripts, configs, or nested modules inside DSH conversations—drop in example code while writing prompts, pinpoint a deep module during debugging, or share a directory layout in a team discussion—turning path references from typing into selection.