dsh-plugin-response-window

One prompt can trigger a hundred tool calls and pages of reasoning, leaving the chat feed buried under an endless scroll of intermediate output. dsh-plugin-response-window tames that noise by wrapping every think block and tool call in a turn into a compact, internally scrollable window (ten lines by default), segmented into slides at each interim text response the model sends the user. Text responses stay fully expanded and native, with no height cap or collapse button. Unlike summary-style plugins, nothing is hidden: every line of reasoning, every parameter, every output is still one click away.

Each slide header shows a plain-text count of tool calls and Think entries plus a running or failed status badge. The body interleaves think and tool-call lines in true output order, each rendered as a one-line summary that expands on click to reveal the full content. While the model is still working, the slide auto-scrolls to the latest line. Under the hood the plugin works purely through React slot shadows and CSS classes, reads the session snapshot without writing, never mutates the DOM row structure, and gracefully falls back to the built-in renderer if anything goes wrong.

If you run heavy agentic workloads in the DeepSeek Harness Web interface and want to step through every reasoning step and tool execution inside a long response without drowning in an information waterfall, this plugin is made for you.