dsh-session-namer

Every time you click New Session in DSH, an untitled session is created instantly and a title only appears after your first message. Once you have a few dozen sessions, the list becomes a wall of indistinguishable grey labels. dsh-session-namer intercepts that step: every new-session entry point (sidebar button, plus icon, workspace group, workspace-picker path) now opens a lightweight dialog first. Type a name and it is pinned permanently; leave it blank and the original auto-naming behaviour takes over; press Escape and nothing is created at all.

A name you type is tagged as user intent and will never be overridden by the automatic title generator triggered by your first message. The dialog includes a live preview of exactly how the session will read in the list, a character-count hint, and a truncation warning at the host 80-byte limit. Styling reuses DSH official Modal and Button primitives together with --dsw-* theme variables, so light/dark modes and custom skins follow automatically. The plugin is a pure client-side web extension with zero runtime dependencies: it registers no services, writes no files, and restores every patched method the moment it is disposed, leaving no trace behind.

It is aimed at DSH users who create sessions frequently and want the list to stay legible at a glance, especially those juggling several task lines inside a single workspace. The plugin draws a narrow boundary: type a name, hit Enter, and it steps out of the way entirely.