look-here

Scrolling through a long DSH response, the most natural impulse is to pause, point at a sentence, and ask what it means or how it fits together. Look Here is built for exactly that moment: select text, and a nearby dot appears. A short press triggers a quick explanation or custom follow-up question; a long press lets you add an annotation. Every side call runs through an independent ctx.llm invocation, so nothing leaks into the main conversation.

The memory and annotation workflow is where it really shines. Save explanations you like and they resurface when the same term reappears later. Gather several anchored notes in a drawer, edit them freely, then drag the whole batch into the DSH composer. The draft updates silently, and only you decide when to hit send, because Look Here never auto-submits a main-session message.

It suits technical writers, documentation reviewers, and learners who read long DSH responses closely and like to annotate as they go. The UI is bilingual in Chinese and English, supports theme colors, configurable selection gestures, and reduced-motion preferences for comfortable extended reading.