dsh-plugin-question-index

Once a conversation runs past twenty or thirty messages, a deceptively simple question—what did I actually write in my third prompt?—starts eating real time and mental bandwidth. You scroll, squint, search, and repeat. dsh-plugin-question-index quietly adds a slim tick-mark rail along the left edge of the DSH chat pane: one short line per user question, ordered by turn, with a small badge on any mid-run interjection.

Hover a tick and it extends smoothly, revealing the full prompt in an overlay to the right; long prompts scroll independently within that overlay. Click and the chat content smooth-scrolls to the matching message. If you are on the trajectory tab or any other view, the plugin first switches back to the chat tab, then scrolls—no buttons, no modals, just a quiet line doing the work.

The plugin is strictly additive. It registers a single entry in the shell.overlay layer, replaces no existing UI, and inherits DSH theme tokens so both light and dark modes work out of the box. It is built for anyone who runs long, iterative technical sessions—code archaeology, multi-pass writing, architecture debates—and wants a glanceable, keyboard-accessible index of their own prompts without opening another panel or leaving the window.