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dsh-quick-ask

Client Updated 2026.09.13

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install Volta-ln/dsh-quick-ask

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

Install from the DeepSeek Harness plugin market or via CLI with dsh plugin install Volta-ln/dsh-quick-ask ; the source is hosted at https://github.com/Volta-ln/dsh-quick-ask

About this plugin

You are deep into a conversation in DeepSeek Harness and suddenly need a quick follow-up on the current topic, but do not want to pollute the main thread history, queue, or agent state. dsh-quick-ask exists for exactly this moment: a ChatGPT-style floating side panel on the right edge of the workspace. Every question runs in a fully isolated lightweight session driven through the official /api RPC and streamed back over the /api/remote.mux WebSocket, so the main conversation stays completely untouched.

The panel is topic-aware: before sending, it automatically attaches a snapshot of the visible main conversation (including any composer draft) as background context, keeping answers on-track. This can be toggled off per question for a clean-slate query. The experience includes streaming output, collapsible reasoning, tool-call chips, a stop button, queued questions, host preset switching, persistent history restore, and adaptive light-dark theming that follows DSH.

dsh-quick-ask is a pure client-side plugin with zero server-side services and no external dependencies. A page refresh after install is all it takes. It is ideal for users who frequently need to ask small, on-topic questions in the gaps of a long main conversation without interrupting the primary workflow.

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Use Cases

  • Quickly ask a follow-up on the current topic mid-conversation without breaking the flow
  • Get a supplementary explanation grounded in the main conversation context while keeping the thread intact
  • Open a lightweight Q window between turns of a long chat, use it, and walk away without cluttering the main line

Best For

  • Users who frequently need lightweight follow-ups between main conversation turns
  • Users who want to keep the main thread clean from small tangential question fragments
  • Developers who prefer a ChatGPT-style sidebar with a quick-ask-and-go experience