dsh-ui-easyfold

Reading a long reasoning fold in the dsh Web GUI has a small but persistent ergonomic cost: once you scroll down into the expanded content, the fold button drifts out of view; collapsing it means scrolling all the way back up first, and your reading position is gone. dsh-ui-easyfold exists to remove that friction entirely.

The plugin ships two browser-side behaviors. Sticky fold row: while the content is expanded, the fold row pins itself to the top of the conversation scrollport, staying visible and clickable throughout; the pin releases automatically once the full content has scrolled past, with no layout shift. Collapse scroll compensation: triggering a fold via click, Enter, or Space pulls the scrollport back to the exact spot the pinned row occupied, so the viewport rests on the component node instead of landing below it; if the row was already inside the viewport, nothing moves at all.

Today the plugin targets the Think (reasoning) fold row, with coverage of other long-content fold components on the roadmap. It is a pure presentation-layer client plugin — no host services, no model requests, no session-log side effects — making it a drop-in enhancement for anyone who regularly reads extended reasoning chains in the dsh Web GUI.