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dsh-prompt-history

Client Updated 2026.08.18

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install cw1999mm/dsh-prompt-history

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

Run dsh plugin install cw1999mm/dsh-prompt-history in DeepSeek Harness to install; the full source is at https://github.com/cw1999mm/dsh-prompt-history . Refresh the web UI after installation to activate the plugin.

About this plugin

When you are deep in a multi-turn conversation in DSH and want to revisit or reuse a prompt you sent a few minutes ago, you usually have to leave the composer and scroll through chat history — breaking your flow.

dsh-prompt-history brings that browsing experience right into the input box: with the caret on the first line, press ↑ to pull up the most recent sent prompt in the current session, then ↑/↓ to page through older or newer entries. A small history x/y badge appears in the tool row so you always know where you are. Your draft stays safe the entire time — press ↓ past the newest entry or simply send the message, and the original draft is restored. Consecutive duplicate prompts are collapsed, multi-line drafts are protected (browsing only triggers when the caret sits on the first line), and the keyboard binding is scoped to the composer card so sidebar search and other inputs are never affected.

If you regularly write long prompts, run multi-turn steering in DSH, and find yourself revisiting or tweaking that one earlier instruction over and over, this plugin saves you an extra window switch and an extra broken thought.

Use Cases

  • Recalling and tweaking a prompt sent several turns ago without losing the current draft
  • Comparing wording differences between versions of a prompt within one session
  • Referencing an early key instruction in a long steering session without breaking flow

Best For

  • Developers who frequently write long prompts in DSH
  • Technical writers iterating through multi-turn steering who need to revisit earlier instructions
  • Heavy DSH users who want to minimize window switching and keep their typing rhythm intact