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dsh-plugin-text-quote

Client Updated 2026.08.24

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install sunnystarye-ui/dsh-plugin-text-quote

Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:

Run dsh plugin install sunnystarye-ui/dsh-plugin-text-quote from the terminal, or search for dsh-plugin-text-quote in the Plugin Market to install with one click; source code: https://github.com/sunnystarye-ui/dsh-plugin-text-quote

About this plugin

Long conversations in DeepSeek Harness often call for a quick, pinpoint reference with a one-line comment, yet there is no native annotation surface. dsh-plugin-text-quote brings a Codex-style text annotation flow directly into the chat: select any fragment, a lightweight annotation box pops up, you type a comment, and the annotation card docks beside the composer where you can expand, edit, or remove it without ever leaving the conversation.

On send, the annotation block is automatically injected into the message so the model sees both the quoted text and your comment. After the message is delivered, the block collapses into a tidy "N comments" pill that expands on click, keeping the thread clean. Everything runs locally with no telemetry and no external requests; Enter saves, Shift+Enter inserts a line break, so your hands never leave the keyboard.

Built for researchers, writers, and code reviewers who need to cite a specific passage in a long thread and attach a clarifying note that is both model-visible and easy to revisit later. If you want annotations that stay lightweight, stay in-flow, and read naturally on scroll-back, this plugin is the minimal entry point for that workflow.

Use Cases

  • Quoting a specific passage in a long thread with a clarifying note
  • Adding a one-line comment to steer model focus
  • Revisiting annotations via the collapsible comment pill after sending

Best For

  • Researchers who need precise in-context citations across multi-turn conversations
  • Writers who annotate and revisit notes throughout a drafting session
  • Developers marking specific lines during code review or technical discussion