dsh-md-overlay

After your Agent drops a generated report into a DSH conversation, you used to leave the chat, hunt for the file in an editor, and come back—context and rhythm both slip away. dsh-md-overlay pulls that step back inside the conversation: tell the Agent "preview report.md" and a rendered panel slides in on the right, while a compact summary card with a snippet of the rendered content stays pinned in the chat thread for quick re-access.

The panel floats over content by default; one click of the pin icon docks it into the page layout, pushing the conversation column aside much like a VS Code sidebar, and a second click releases it back to float. Open as many documents as you need and switch between them with tabs, closing each one independently. Drag the left edge anywhere from 320 px to 75 % of the viewport to resize. Rendering covers syntax-highlighted code (JS/TS/Python/Bash/JSON/YAML/HTML/CSS) with line numbers and one-click copy, an auto-generated table of contents with smooth scrolling, task checkboxes, and nested lists. Clicking a .md artifact in the workspace also routes straight into this panel with no extra steps.

If your workflow involves regularly having your Agent produce technical reports, design docs, or code walkthroughs inside DSH, and you prefer an on-demand reading surface that appears when you need it and disappears when you do rather than a permanent sidebar, this plugin is built for that. It complements dsh-md-viewer: the latter suits a long-lived docked sidebar for sustained reading, while dsh-md-overlay excels at the pop-up, glance, pin-or-close pattern for quick, fragmented reading. The two coexist and each covers a different reading posture.