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@akshaydev17/dsh-history-question-nav-english

v1.0.0

Published

DSH web plugin: a right-side question navigator for the current session. Lists every user question and scrolls to the matching message on click.

Readme

@akshaydev17/dsh-history-question-nav-english

A DeepSeek Harness Web client plugin: lists every question you've asked in the current session in a panel on the right side of the window; clicking any entry smoothly scrolls the conversation to the matching position (the question bubble briefly highlights).

  • A persistent "Questions" panel on the right lists all user questions in the current session, in conversation order.
  • Click a question → the conversation scrolls to that question's position and briefly highlights it.
  • The panel can be collapsed into a small "Questions" button in the top-right corner.
  • Follows the current session: switching sessions automatically swaps the list to that session's questions.
  • English UI: registers the question-nav-english locale namespace, so all panel copy renders in English regardless of the DSH language setting.

Right-side question panel

Directory structure

dsh-history-question-nav/
├── package.json          # dsh.bundle.patch + dsh.client.platform = "web"
├── cordis.patch.yml      # profile patch layer: inserts this plugin's row
├── lib/
│   ├── index.js          # host half (deliberately empty)
│   ├── client.js         # browser half (window.__ModuleLoader__.load bundle format)
│   └── types/            # minimal d.ts declarations
└── README.md

The client half depends only on react, which the shell already provides (no dsh.client.external needed). It registers into the layout's framework-level overlay via ctx.slots.inject("shell.overlay", ...), reads the current session's conversation snapshot through ctx.sessions.binding(currentId), and registers its copy via ctx.locale.register("question-nav-english", ...), rendering through the t prop in the component.

Install

dsh plugin --profile web add @akshaydev17/dsh-history-question-nav-english

dsh plugin will: ① pnpm add the dependency; ② detect that this package declares dsh.bundle and automatically add it to the profile's bundles layer, so the cordis.patch.yml insert row takes effect. Then restart the web service and refresh the page:

dsh web

pnpm must be installed locally (dsh plugin manages dependencies through it).

Manual install (without dsh plugin)

  1. Put this directory under the profile's node_modules and add @akshaydev17/dsh-history-question-nav-english to the dependencies of the profile's package.json.
  2. Merge the contents of cordis.patch.yml into the profile's cordis.patch.yml, or add @akshaydev17/dsh-history-question-nav-english to dsh.profile.bundles directly.
  3. Restart dsh web and refresh the page.

How it works

  • shell.overlay is a framework-level overlay declared by ui-layout (additive list, root scope); this plugin registers its panel into it, with pointer-events:auto so the panel is interactive while the rest stays click-through.
  • The current session id comes from the global standard hook useSessions(s => s.current); the session's conversation snapshot is obtained via the injected ctx.sessions using binding(id).session, subscribed through useSyncExternalStore.
  • The question list comes from ConversationSnapshot.chat (order + nodes.get(key)), filtered by kind === "user"; each chat node carries a data-chat-anchor-key attribute in the DOM. On click, the element is located by that key, then a smooth scroll is performed on the [data-conversation-scroll] scroll container.