dsh-client-ui-quickfill

Tinkering with prompts in the DSH web composer can mean retyping drafts from scratch or scrolling through a long conversation thread to find that half-finished idea from minutes ago. dsh-client-ui-quickfill brings the feel of your favourite shell straight into the AI input box: arrow-key history cycling, Ctrl+R fuzzy search, and ghost autosuggestion while you type, so every recall feels as natural as zsh or fish.

Four core capabilities work together. History recall: Alt+Up/Down cycles through past prompts even in multiline drafts, inheriting zsh up-line-or-search prefix matching; bare Up/Down works on single-line drafts. Fuzzy search: Ctrl+R (or Cmd+R) opens a subsequence-match picker with reverse-i-search stepping; Esc closes it. Ghost completion: the newest matching entry appears as a gray ghost right after the caret; Tab or Right accepts it as an undoable write. Draft protection: your caret position and partial draft are restored exactly after any switch; consecutive duplicates collapse, and Chinese pinyin IME composition passes through untouched. All data stays in browser localStorage, the cross-session global pool is off by default, so privacy-conscious users have nothing to worry about.

If you write, debug, and reuse prompts every day in the DSH web composer, this plugin turns manual archaeology into one-keystroke recall and saves you from constantly retyping or scrolling.