dsh-session-status

When you juggle a dozen DSH conversations at once, some mid-development, some awaiting a release, others shelved for weeks, the sidebar lists them all the same and you are left to guess progress from titles alone. dsh-session-status attaches a visual project-status label to every conversation so you can read the state at a glance, removing the mental overhead of scanning the list.

Three built-in states (In Progress, Completed, Parked) come with an 8-swatch palette, and you can add fully custom labels with any name, any hex colour, and an icon. You interact with them in three spots: a tiny coloured dot before each row in the conversation list, a status line in the hover card alongside the native idle/running indicator, and a pill in the conversation header that cycles through the three states on click or expands to a dropdown for any custom label. All data is persisted in the host settings document under the dsh-session-status namespace, so it survives browser switches and restarts.

Built for developers who run parallel project streams through DSH-a dialogue for a bug fix, one for docs, another waiting on CI-who want a lightweight status thread to keep track without spinning up a separate kanban board. It pairs loosely with dsh-session-memo (side-panel memo) via a shared header widget if you already use both.