dsh-session-recap

You are deep into a long DSH Web session, and then life happens—a meeting, a lunch break, a switch to another tab. When you come back the window is still open but your train of thought has derailed, and scrolling through dozens of messages to reconnect is tedious. dsh-session-recap does one thing well: the instant you unfocus the window or switch away from the session, it quietly generates a short recap card in the background, summarizing the current task, what has been completed, and what comes next. A single glance tells you exactly where to pick up.

Automatic recap is gated behind three conditions: the window must truly be unfocused, at least three minutes must have elapsed since the last completed turn, and the session must contain at least three completed turns. A brief distraction never triggers a model call. You can also generate a recap on demand with /recap at any time. The recap follows the language of your messages, strips reasoning tags automatically, and never appends summary text into the session message history. All state lives in a dedicated sidecar, keeping the session log untouched.

Built for developers who run multi-turn sessions in DSH Web, step away regularly, and want to regain context in seconds. It works out of the box, defaulting to the same provider and model your session is already using, with no extra configuration required.