dsh-knj-prompts

You probably already have a handful of go-to prompt templates scattered across a notes app or a wiki page. Every time you need one, you copy it, hunt down each {variable}, substitute by hand, and paste it into the DSH input box. It breaks flow, and a missed placeholder can quietly derail the whole request.

dsh-knj-prompts collapses that ritual behind a single "✦ Prompts" button on the input toolbar. Pick a scene from the dropdown; if the template contains {variables}, a fill-in panel slides out so you can type each value and watch a live preview before you commit. Once confirmed, a blank session receives the draft in place, while an active conversation automatically opens a fresh session via the official New Session channel and then fills it, so there is never a need to clear the screen by hand. The built-in scene manager lets you add, edit, and remove scenes (built-ins are editable but not deletable), with all data persisted to scenes.json using atomic writes, automatic backup recovery on corruption, and seamless merging of the built-in seed.

It is built for anyone who reuses a small set of structured prompts in DSH on a daily basis—code review, copy editing, translation, brainstorming—and would rather have them one click away than buried three tabs deep in a note-taking app.