dsh-chat-history

Firing off dozens of prompts in a DSH session and then hunting through the scrollback for that one earlier message is tedious. dsh-chat-history brings the familiar shell-style Up/Down history workflow to the chat input: put the cursor at line start, press Up to step back through previously sent messages, press Down to move forward or restore the draft you were editing. Consecutive duplicates are skipped, each session maintains its own independent list capped at 200 entries, and everything re-seeds from the conversation on every page load—purely in-memory, no disk I/O, no host-side changes.

Beyond arrow-key recall, a Locate button in the session header opens a floating panel that lists every message you have sent in that session in order. Click any entry and the view scrolls directly to it with a brief highlight. The plugin is deliberately invisible to the UI: the component renders nothing, it only attaches keyboard side effects. Arrow-key interception fires exclusively when the cursor sits at line zero and stays silent during IME composition, slash-command menus, or mid-text editing, so it never competes with your typing flow.

Ideal for power users who chain many prompts, frequently revisit or reuse earlier messages, and prefer a keyboard-driven workflow over extra buttons and panels. After installation, a simple browser refresh is all it takes—no configuration, no host restart, no visible chrome added to the interface.