dsh-context-snapshot-bar

In long conversations, DeepSeek Harness keeps its context window opaque: which information the model still sees, what was replaced by compression, and what the latest compression retained are all invisible by default. dsh-context-snapshot-bar turns that runtime state into a one-click panel above the input box, giving you a clear picture without digging through logs.

The panel offers two views. The runtime-snapshot view lays out each snapshot as a distinct amber node along the message trace — nodes stay visible even after turns are collapsed, and every record carries its own summary rather than reusing the latest one. The context-snapshot view zooms in on the most recent record, annotating its rules, source, and timestamp, and clearly separates three states: still in context, cleared, and replaced, while also showing the latest compression summary alongside the messages it substituted.

The plugin only reads committed Session events; it never writes to session logs and does not alter DSH AgentLoop or compression policies. An entry point appears above the input box, with a tab toggle in the right-hand context panel. Optional model-generated summaries are available when a model route is configured, and raw records remain visible without one. It suits DeepSeek Harness users who handle long dialogues, want to confirm compression boundaries, or need visual context when debugging agent behavior.