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@cxx42/dsh-plugin-user-question-nav

v1.0.1

Published

11 days ago

DeepSeek Harness web plugin: a right-side navigation rail of user-question buttons that scrolls the chat to each user message (like chat.deepseek.com).

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dsh deepseek-harness plugin conversation navigation client

@cxx42/dsh-plugin-user-question-nav

A DeepSeek Harness client plugin that adds a right-side navigation rail to the conversation. It shows one small button per user question, top to bottom; clicking a button scrolls the chat to that question — handy for long sessions, similar to the question-jump rail on chat.deepseek.com.

Install

dsh plugin add @cxx42/dsh-plugin-user-question-nav

Then restart the desktop (or dsh --port web) so the bundle is recomposed. The rail appears on the right once the session has more than one user message.

Requirements / Notes

It mounts into the chat conversation view (@deepseek-ai/dsh-client-ui-conversation), which ships with the base install.
Only the already-loaded part of the conversation is navigable; earlier pages aren't reachable until loaded.
Pure client plugin — no Host capabilities needed. Styling uses the DSH theme tokens, so it follows light/dark.

How it works

Reads the conversation snapshot (snapshot.chat), filters user / steering nodes, and renders one button per question.
On click it scrolls the [data-conversation-scroll] container to the matching [data-chat-anchor-key] node.