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dsh-wide-conversation

Client Updated 2026.09.14

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install yunxiyang/dsh-wide-conversation

Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:

Run dsh plugin install yunxiyang/dsh-wide-conversation in the DeepSeek Harness terminal to install the plugin, then restart the profile to apply it; the source code is available at https://github.com/yunxiyang/dsh-wide-conversation .

About this plugin

DSH's built-in layout clamps the conversation transcript to a 680–920px band, so on a wide monitor a long chat still reads in a narrow strip with generous blank margins on both sides. dsh-wide-conversation replaces that fixed axis with a percentage of the conversation column: drag the slider in Settings > Plugins > Wide Conversation from 40% up to 100% and the transcript snaps to fill whatever width you choose, with the change taking effect on the next style recalculation.

Under the hood the plugin injects a single stylesheet that re-pins the two CSS custom properties governing horizontal layout, publishes the live percentage as a CSS variable on document.documentElement, and registers a settings namespace on the Host so the preference lives in the settings document rather than in localStorage. It writes no session events, touches no network or model layer, and degrades to a no-op if its target attributes ever change in a future build.

Built for people running DSH on a 27-inch or larger display who want long conversations to feel like a full-width document instead of a centred column. If you prefer the compact chat strip or work primarily in a terminal, this plugin will not change your daily experience.

Use Cases

  • Reading long conversations at document-level width on a wide monitor
  • Eliminating large blank margins left by the built-in layout on 27-inch-plus displays
  • Toggling transcript width between 40% and 100% to match the current window size

Best For

  • DSH web or desktop users on 27-inch-plus displays
  • DSH users who prefer a full-width, document-style reading experience
  • Users who find the default 680–920px transcript too narrow on wide screens