dsh-doc-review

When /plan finishes a task and the host pushes a full design document to the client for review, the built-in question editor gives it a 520 px-wide compact card, with heading levels, module tables, interface code blocks, and risk lists all crammed into a small scroll window. dsh-doc-review is built exactly for this situation: it intercepts document-shaped questions and replaces them with a full-viewport modal, letting GFM headings, tables, code blocks, and lists render at their proper scale.

Inside the modal, every interaction from the built-in editor is preserved: option buttons submit on click, a custom-feedback input accepts supplementary notes, and cancellation is one step away. A new inline-comment system adds depth: select text, right-click, and an editor expands under the corresponding source line. Multiple comments are aggregated in ascending line order into a single structured feedback message. Dismissing the modal does not cancel the request; a slim control bar remains with an expand button to bring the review back at any time. Comments persist in local storage and survive page refreshes and reconnections.

If you routinely review design documents containing tables, interface definitions, and risk lists through DeepSeek Harness adaptive pipelines or the plan flow, that compact card is probably a daily source of friction. dsh-doc-review turns document review into a comfortable full-screen reading experience, while short questions, multi-select prompts, and unrecognized intents continue to fall through to the built-in card untouched.