dsh-subagent-panel

When you dispatch several subagents in a DSH Web conversation, they tend to collapse into unremarkable tool-call rows—no clear signal about which are still running, which went idle, or how long each has been busy. dsh-subagent-panel turns every subagent / subagent_fork invocation into an interactive inline card showing the delegated task, a live status badge, the child ID, elapsed time, and whether nested subagents were spawned. Click the card and it navigates straight to that subagent session via sessions.openSubagent; the plugin renders no transcript of its own.

Beyond the inline cards, a floating pill in the bottom-right corner aggregates the count of this session's subagents and lights up an indicator dot while any are still running. Tap the pill to expand a full list; select a row to jump to the corresponding session. All navigation reuses the shell native conversation view, and the subagents service remains the single source of truth for parent-child association—no custom RPC, no log parsing.

Built for engineers who frequently orchestrate parallel multi-agent workflows in the DSH Web client and need to pivot quickly between the parent and any child session. As long as your DSH runtime meets the peer dependency range, the plugin is ready to make every subagent visible, trackable, and one click away.