dsh-quick-replies

In multi-turn DeepSeek Harness sessions, high-frequency phrases like "continue" or "what should I do next?" end up being typed over and over. dsh-quick-replies turns those phrases into a row of tappable chips just above the composer—tap once and the text is sent as an ordinary user message, saving the repetitive typing.

The chip library supports adding, editing, deleting, reordering, enabling/disabling, and JSON import/export, all available from the gear menu. Send timing is decided by DSH itself: idle sessions queue the message immediately, while running sessions handle it at the next safe boundary. The plugin never rewrites the draft, never cancels, and never interrupts a running turn. On narrow layouts the bar collapses to a single row with an internal scroll; in a brand-new session with no history, tapping a chip is refused so a resume phrase cannot accidentally create an empty conversation.

Built for users in high-frequency conversational workflows—code review, long-form continuation, multi-round debugging—who want a shared set of quick phrases across every browser and device on the same DSH Host. The library lives in the Host global settings namespace quick-replies, so it syncs naturally; fold preferences are remembered per browser.