dsh-pin-session

As your DSH Web sidebar fills up with similar session titles, two small frustrations add up fast: you lose track of which conversation you are actively working on, and the green completion dot disappears the instant you open a session. dsh-pin-session is a lightweight, reversible client plugin that restores both capabilities through the familiar three-dot actions on each session row, without touching any host-side data.

It provides three focused actions. Pin session lifts a conversation into a dedicated Pinned group at the top of the sidebar; Unpin session sends it back to the normal list. Mark unread brings back the native green dot even after the session has already been opened, and that marker persists until you explicitly choose Mark read. All annotations are stored under a namespaced key in the browser profile localStorage, so every machine and profile maintains its own independent state. The plugin writes nothing to DSH session logs, the host database, or any server-side schema, and uninstalling it leaves every conversation completely untouched.

This plugin suits anyone managing many long-running DSH Web conversations who wants to surface active work and maintain a simple read or unread workflow without a backend dependency. At runtime it validates the shell.overlay slot and the useSessions hook shape before mounting, declining gracefully if the expected interfaces are missing rather than rendering a broken sidebar. Because all state lives in browser-local storage, multi-machine setups stay straightforward: version-pin the plugin alongside your DSH Web release so that an app upgrade and a plugin upgrade can be tested together.