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dsh-conversation-nav

Client Updated 2026.08.18

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install Fiker1203/dsh-conversation-nav

Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:

Run dsh plugin install Fiker1203/dsh-conversation-nav in your terminal; the plugin source is at https://github.com/Fiker1203/dsh-conversation-nav . After installation, restart the Web UI and hard-refresh your browser to apply changes.

About this plugin

Running dozens of turns in a DSH conversation and hunting for a specific question you asked earlier is one of the most draining chores. dsh-conversation-nav adds a slim vertical index on the right side of the chat pane, turning every user message into a numbered tab you can hover, preview, and jump to instantly.

The interaction stays out of your way: the bar occupies only a narrow strip so it never blocks the conversation; hovering or keyboard-focusing a number expands a small card with the question text; clicking it smooth-scrolls to the target message with a brief highlight flash. As you scroll through the chat, the nav bar automatically highlights whichever question is in view. The plugin reacts to React re-renders, so it stays in sync when older messages load, sessions switch, or virtual scrolling kicks in, and it respects DSH sticky-bottom scroll behavior. Visually it adapts to the maid-atelier theme in both light and dark modes, falling back to DSH official design tokens when that theme is off.

It is built for developers and researchers who run long exploration, debugging, or writing sessions in DSH and want to jump back to any of their own questions without opening a new tab or typing a search query.

Use Cases

  • Locating a specific question in a multi-turn conversation
  • Flipping through history during debugging or writing sessions
  • Keeping navigation consistent with the maid-atelier theme

Best For

  • Developers running long multi-turn sessions
  • Researchers using DSH for collaborative writing
  • Users who care about UI polish and theme consistency