dsh-quote-followup

Long multi-turn conversations make focused follow-ups painful: you copy a fragment, paste it into the composer, and hand-write context so the model knows which turn you mean. dsh-quote-followup collapses that into two gestures. Select text in the transcript, click the floating Quote button, and a compact native chip lands in your composer without disturbing any existing draft. Stack as many excerpts as you need.

Each chip automatically carries the conversation turn ordinal when the selection comes from a DSH chat row, so phrasings like "revisit turn 3" stay resolvable. At send time a plugin codec expands every chip into a model-readable Markdown blockquote; the model sees rendered quotes, never the chip objects themselves. Chips hold only the excerpt, a turn number when available, and a truncation flag; they deliberately carry no global session references, so they remain valid across compaction folds and session rotation.

Built for developers who work in long Web conversations and keep coming back to specific fragments for targeted follow-ups. No context hunting, no fear that your references will break when the session compresses or rotates.