dsh-ui-turn-rail

In long DeepSeek Harness conversations, jumping back to a specific turn is tedious: you scroll endlessly, then manually trigger paging to pull deep history into the window. dsh-ui-turn-rail pins a sticky dot progress strip inside the conversation scrollport—one solid dot for every loaded turn, dashed placeholders for turns whose question has not yet been paged in—giving you an instant visual map of the whole dialogue.

Hover any dot for a one-line preview of that turn's first question, whether it was typed by the user or picked as an AI option. Click a loaded dot and the transcript scrolls straight to the corresponding question row; click a dashed placeholder and the plugin automatically pages in every older batch until the target turn's question is actually in the window, then jumps to that row precisely, eliminating trial-and-error paging.

The strip itself scrolls internally, showing roughly ten dots at a time while the active turn's dot follows the reader's position into view. The plugin is strictly presentation-only: it produces no model-visible input, makes no network requests, touches no credentials, and all derivation runs against the client-side session snapshot.

Built for developers who run long multi-turn sessions in DeepSeek Harness and frequently need to revisit a specific turn, as well as anyone who wants lightweight conversation navigation without altering session state.