dsh-codex-pin

Usage

Action	How
Pin / unpin a session	hover the row, click the pin control (📌 toggles)
Open a pinned session	click its row in the 已置顶 / Pinned section
Unpin from the section	click the filled pin on the section row
Rename / fork / archive / delete / copy title or id	right-click any session row for the row menu
Pin / rename / archive the current session	Ctrl+Alt+P / Alt+Ctrl+R / Ctrl+Shift+A

Pinned and unpinned rows carry the same pair of controls — the pin (outlined when unpinned, filled when pinned) and archive — and the rows inside the Pinned section carry them too, so archiving stays available while a session is pinned. The menu's red Delete session entry calls the archive manager's workspaceRegistry.deleteSession behind a confirmation dialog; without that plugin the entry reports why instead of failing silently.

Menu copy and tooltips follow the GUI language: the plugin registers zh/en dictionaries through ctx.inject(['locale']), so a Chinese GUI shows 重命名 / 置顶聊天 / 归档会话 / 删除会话 and an English GUI shows Rename / Pin chat / Archive session / Delete session — switching the language re-labels a running page with no reload.

Ctrl+Shift+A asks for confirmation before archiving the current session (a single global keystroke should not archive silently); the row menu's archive entry is a deliberate click and archives directly. Right-clicking a session row opens this plugin's menu — a Codex-style overlay. It only intercepts rows it can act on; a row without a session identity keeps whatever context menu it had. The app's own surfaces (multi-select, search, the settings pages) are untouched.

Configuration

Key	Default	Meaning
maxPins	0	Cap on pinned sessions; 0 = unlimited. Set it on the loader entry: