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dsh-quick-prompts

v1.0.1

Published

Quick-prompts bar above the DeepSeek Harness composer: configurable prompt chips with per-item color, click-to-send, zh/en bilingual, and localStorage persistence.

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dsh-quick-prompts

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A quick-prompts bar floating above the DeepSeek Harness composer (input box): click a chip to fill a preset prompt into the input, or send it directly. Supports custom prompts, per-item colors, zh/en bilingual, and persisted configuration.

npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/dsh-quick-prompts · GitHub: https://github.com/congyaqwq/dsh-quick-prompts

Features

  • Renders a row of "quick prompt" chips above the composer (defaults: Commit code, Give a plan, Explain code, Write tests, Code review).
  • Click to fill — inserts the prompt into the input (fills directly when empty, otherwise appends on a new line).
  • Click to send (per item, off by default) — clicking sends the prompt immediately; the chip is highlighted in its item color.
  • Per-item color — each item has a color picker, applied to the chip's hover border/text and its "send" highlight.
  • Bilingual (zh/en) — UI strings follow the app's current language; first-run defaults are generated in the active language.
  • Persistence — config is saved to browser localStorage (key dsh.quick-prompts.config.v1); degrades to in-memory when unavailable.
  • Light/dark adaptive — neutral colors use --dsw-alias-* theme tokens.

Install

dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-quick-prompts

Then restart the dsh web process and refresh the page.

dsh plugin installs the package and auto-registers it as a profile bundle (it declares dsh.bundle.patch). Plugin-set changes take effect on restart.

Local install (from a checkout)

cd quick-prompts/formal
./install.sh

Configuration

Click the "⚙ Configure" chip to open the inline editor: add/edit/remove each item's name, prompt, color, and "send on click" toggle. Config persists in browser localStorage; clear it with:

localStorage.removeItem('dsh.quick-prompts.config.v1')

License

MIT