dsh-rewind

In long DSH conversations, once a prompt steers in the wrong direction the files the agent has already modified feel like a fait accompli, and going back to try a different path usually means piling patches on top of bad decisions. dsh-rewind turns the session into a rewindable timeline: click the rewind icon on any completed turn and the conversation snaps back to that fork point in the background, the retired prompt is back-filled into the input bar for you to edit, and the swap is seamless.

The core loop is rewind, restore, and send. A timeline dialog (Alt+T) lets you search and jump to any historical message. At rewind time you choose between conversation-only rewind or rewind plus modified files; the latter triggers the plugin incremental snapshot engine after your next prompt, diffing the workspace to delete extras and restore missing or changed files while auto-excluding node_modules and .git. Restore is per-message or bulk, and unused fork branches are archived in the background to keep the sidebar clean.

Built for developers who run long DSH sessions and iterate on prompt direction frequently. A misstep no longer requires rebuilding the entire workspace, and a direction change does not sacrifice already-written code. Conversation rewind and file rollback are decoupled and each is optional, making time travel genuinely lightweight.