dsh-session-intelligence

Anyone who runs multiple sessions in DSH Web knows the feeling: step away for twenty minutes, come back, and the first thought is "what was I even asking the model to do?" Scrolling through chat history is slow, and memory is unreliable. dsh-session-intelligence targets exactly this gap—it pins a compact information panel to the right workspace that uses model-generated summaries to restore the session's original intent and the most recent user request, making context tangible again.

Beyond the two summaries, the panel shows the latest session title, message counts and completed turns, runtime status (active/idle, live sub-agents, agent preset), and Git details such as branch, worktree, uncommitted file count, and ahead/behind numbers relative to the upstream ref. The panel refreshes roughly every 30 seconds, also reacting to window focus and session switches, and assistant replies never overwrite the user-side summary.

The plugin is designed for trusted local-user environments, depends on dsh-better-sidebar 0.14.x, and only supports loopback access—do not expose it to the public internet through a reverse proxy. Summaries are generated online by the most recently used model for that session; each text block sent to the provider may incur extra token costs, and there is no offline mode or automatic de-identification. It suits developers who open multiple DSH Web sessions and frequently step away, serving as an at-a-glance aid—always defer to the full conversation for ground truth.