dsh-delivery-cards

In DSH Web, delivery cards should be the most visible summary of each turn's output, yet two silent breakages keep them from appearing. First, dsh-better-sidebar claims the turnTail chain slot at a higher priority, causing the official deliverables card to be skipped entirely. Second, only DeepSeek Flash 4.1 was trained to call present on delivery; with Kimi, Claude, GPT, Gemini, Tongyi, Wenxin, Zhipu, or any other model the client never receives a delivery declaration, the card vanishes, and only a row of chips remains. dsh-delivery-cards registers at priority -2, at the very front of the chain, and only takes over when a present declaration exists. On turns without one it stands down and hands the chain back, preserving prior behavior. v2.0 adds a client-side heuristic fallback: when presented is empty it filters produced outputs through exclusion patterns, path keywords, file extensions, and size thresholds to surface genuine deliverables, so any model can render a full card.

The card itself is carefully crafted. Open and Reveal buttons are always visible without expanding a secondary menu. Eleven file-type families each carry a distinct 22px SVG icon, with unrecognized extensions falling back to a text badge. Every colour routes through DSH theme tokens so light and dark themes switch automatically and pass WCAG contrast checks. Buttons are never disabled on failure, and HTTP status codes are written directly on the card, eliminating silent dead ends. On Windows it also patches an upstream windowsHide bug that caused Explorer windows to be created invisible, so Reveal reliably shows the file in a visible window from the first click.

The plugin ships with zero dependencies and zero build steps: no pnpm install, no compilation. After a quick dsh web restart it is live. It is ideal for anyone using non-Flash models in DSH Web or who has been frustrated by better-sidebar swallowing the delivery card row.