dsh-chatflow-rail

A long conversation in the dsh web GUI can easily stretch past a hundred messages, and finding the one line from three minutes ago means dragging the scroll bar back through the entire transcript. dsh-chatflow-rail compresses the whole exchange into a slim rail on the left edge of the chat: one dash per user message, positioned one-to-one with the real content. As the pointer sweeps across, the dashes fan outward, darken, and ease into a smooth falloff; cross the preview threshold and a small card appears with the message number, timestamp, and a snippet. A single click glides the view to that message with a gentle animation, settling just below the top card.

On the opposite side, once a user message has scrolled above the viewport, a system-styled floating card appears at the top showing the N/M index, timestamp, and a three-line preview; one click jumps you back. The card is a pure overlay that stays fully transparent when there is nothing to display, so it never reserves space. The plugin also auto-expands dsh's history window so the rail maps the entire conversation rather than just the rendered tail, and follow-up messages sent during an active run are recorded as anchors too.

If you regularly work through long sessions in the dsh web GUI-debugging multi-turn prompts, tracing a specific parameter discussion, or hunting for the key context among dozens of a single hover-and-click replaces a long scroll and keeps your focus on the conversation itself.