dsh-conversation-nav-dots

Long conversations tend to sprawl. After ten or twenty turns, your user messages are buried under mountains of model replies, and jumping back to a specific question turns into a scroll-and-pray exercise. dsh-conversation-nav-dots solves this with a minimal column of hairline markers pinned to the right edge of the DSH Web conversation pane, one per user message, sitting quietly out of the way until you need it.

Hover over the right edge and each marker reveals a short preview of the corresponding message so you can confirm before clicking. Click any marker or its preview text and the view snaps instantly to that message, with no animation in the way. The marker for the message currently in view glows blue, the list refreshes automatically when you switch conversations, and it scrolls gracefully when there are more messages than fit on screen. Under the hood the plugin is pure DOM: it tracks visibility with IntersectionObserver, throttles updates via requestAnimationFrame, and uses event delegation, so the performance impact is negligible. Dark themes work out of the box, and every color is exposed as a CSS variable for easy theming.

If your DSH Web sessions regularly run past ten rounds of back-and-forth—code reviews, architecture discussions, debugging sessions—and you find yourself repeatedly scrolling back to earlier questions, this plugin is built for you. Install it, restart DSH Web, and the navigation dots appear on the next conversation with zero configuration required.