dsh-question-index

In a long conversation, the questions you asked yourself scatter across dozens of messages. Wanting to recall what you have already asked, or to jump back to a specific question, usually means scrolling upward through the entire thread. dsh-question-index turns that chore into a glanceable list: a floating panel on the right side of the conversation enumerates every user-side and steering question in order, numbered from one. Click any entry and the conversation smoothly scrolls to that question. No manual digging required.

The panel is collapsible into a slim strip hugging the right edge, and the collapsed state persists across session switches. When you open a session you have never browsed, the plugin automatically pages through the full history so every question appears in the index without you scrolling to the bottom. The index is stored in localStorage, so it survives page reloads and browser restarts. The UI is localized in English and Simplified Chinese, and an empty «No questions yet» state greets you when a session contains no user questions.

Built for developers and researchers who run multi-turn, deep conversations in DSH Web and frequently need to review or locate their own questions. It never alters the conversation content; it simply adds a lightweight, table-of-contents layer to the side. MIT-licensed, drop-in, and ready to use out of the box, it gives long sessions a little more order to read by.