dsh-conversation-map

Running several sessions in parallel while your agents keep spawning subagents quickly turns the DeepSeek Harness workspace into a tangle of threads. You lose track of who is a parent, which branch is still running, and where a fork ended up. dsh-conversation-map renders every session in the current workspace as a live tree diagram: parent sessions in the left column, children indenting rightward by layer, with running, awaiting-input, and idle states marked by color dots. Double-click any card to jump straight into that conversation, and the full lineage of your workspace is visible at a glance.

The plugin invests heavily in layout clarity and visual polish. Parent-child connectors follow true Bezier curves and trigger automatic avoidance, shifting any card a line would cross to the nearest empty spot so the path stays legible. The workspace theme color flows through borders, card outlines, and connectors, with selected and unselected states differentiated by shade. The background is a zoomable, pannable grid-paper canvas; the workspace frame is a transparent hand-drawn style box that auto-expands when new or forked sessions appear, keeping cards from overlapping or overflowing. Drag-and-drop positions and canvas transforms persist across reloads.

If you regularly run multi-turn dialogue in DeepSeek Harness, let agents spawn subagents, and need to trace branch status and navigate between sessions without losing context, this conversation map serves as a lightweight, server-free panoramic console for your entire workspace.