dsh-quick-prompts

If you find yourself retyping the same opening lines, role definitions, or boilerplate prompts over and over inside the DSH Web client, dsh-quick-prompts was built for you. It pins a persistent two-row shortcut bar right above the input field — row one lists categories, row two shows the titles under the active category — so a hover switches categories and a title click appends the prompt text after whatever you already have in the box, never wiping your draft or firing a send on its own. A small lightning-pen button on the toolbar opens a popover where you can add, edit, or delete shortcuts, bulk-import them from a Markdown file, and toggle per-entry auto-send: when enabled, clicking that entry replaces the entire draft with the prompt and submits it instantly through the official channel, so a half-finished sentence never sneaks out by accident.

Everything is stored globally in ~/.dsh/quick-prompts.json, independent of any conversation or project, so prompts survive environment restarts and project switches. Each entry can carry a numeric order index; the shortcut bar and popover both render left-to-right in ascending index order, and a Markdown export follows the same sequence. Icons are inlined with currentColor, so they track light and dark themes automatically.

It is aimed at DSH Web users who treat prompts as a managed asset, want one shared set of shortcuts across every project, and would rather click once than paste again.