dsh-composer-plus

dsh-composer-plus

Small composer helpers for DeepSeek Harness (web / desktop UI). Client-only plugin, no Host state, no network calls.

• Input history – in an empty composer, ↑ / ↓ walk your previously sent messages, like a terminal. An open / menu or an edited draft keeps the normal keys.
• One-click Continue – when a turn has stopped and the composer is empty, the Send button becomes ▶; one click sends continue. Hidden on a blank chat, while running, in subagent views, or once you type or attach something.
• Drag-and-drop queue reordering – queued messages get a grip (⠿) at the left. Drag a row to a new position (drop line shown, Esc cancels), or focus the grip and press ↑ / ↓.

Tested on dsh 0.2.0-rc.2 (desktop and web).

Install

dsh plugin --profile web add github:furkancak1r/dsh-composer-plus

This adds the dependency and the profile bundle. Restart dsh. For the desktop app use --profile desktop.

How it works / limits

• dsh's session.updateQueue has no move action, so a reorder rotates the affected rows' text with edit calls (tail → head). If the agent claims a row mid-move, the applied edits are reverted and a notice is shown; nothing is lost or duplicated.
• Rows with images/files can't be moved or crossed (queue edit is text-only).
• The Send button and queue rows are not slots, so ▶ and the grips are portaled into the existing DOM. If a dsh update changes that markup, they simply stop appearing; nothing else breaks.
• A native move action is requested in #773; a built-in Continue state in #9269.

Tests

npm test

Runs the real client.js against a fake React/DOM: Continue visibility and click, drag order, keyboard moves, Esc, revert on failure, image rows.

node test/browser-history.mjs '' checks ↑/↓ history in a real browser against a throwaway dsh web (it sends test messages, so use a separate DSH_HOME). Continue and drag-and-drop were also checked by hand-scripted browser runs against a slow fake model.

MIT License. Unofficial community plugin.