dsh-pwsh-style

PowerShell tool cards in DSH have long sat in a bare-bones state: long commands get swallowed by ellipses, there is no one-click copy affordance, the color scheme is locked to the native terminal, and font choices cannot follow personal preference. For developers who run pwsh scripts frequently inside a conversation, these small frictions add up over time.

dsh-pwsh-style adds a non-invasive layer of visual polish and interaction on top of those cards. Eight preset themes apply only to plugin-owned elements and never override DSH native colors. A dropdown lets you pick any system-installed font, with adjustable size (11 to 16 px) and weight (300 to 700), so the command panel stays both legible and pleasant. The card title row automatically receives a PowerShell badge; a copy button reads arguments.command precisely from the tool/call event so the clipboard never picks up descriptions or output; an expand-collapse toggle reveals the full command and the working directory. Every hook is anchored on stable data-* attributes with zero hash-class dependency, so DSH upgrades will not break anything.

Best suited for developers who call PowerShell heavily inside DSH sessions: authoring automation scripts, managing IIS or AD, running CI snippets. It turns raw tool output into a readable panel, saving a few manual copy-paste cycles and window switches per session.