dsh-chat-fold
Optional DSH Web bundle that adds per-turn execution folding to the stock Chat view. It is pinned to stock DSH 0.1.0-rc.8.
After installation, the plugin wraps the existing Chat entry in place instead of registering another tab. The same rc.8 Chat component still owns history paging, scrolling, file opening, pending steering, and Deep diving...; the plugin only groups each turn's execution rows behind Execution process · N steps. Running work opens automatically and folds when the turn finishes. Expanding the group renders the registered native Context, Think, Tool, command, Goal, and Workflow surfaces with their normal inner disclosure defaults. User messages, final assistant answers, and the native turn tail remain outside the group.
The GIF is an editorially retimed recording from stock DSH 0.1.0-rc.8: it shows a running turn staying open, the turn folding automatically on completion, and a manual reopen with native inner disclosures still closed.
This is deliberately a short-term, rc.8-specific integration. rc.8 does not expose a supported interceptor for a registered Chat entry, so the plugin temporarily replaces that entry's component and inject function while leaving its id, tab, store, child-slot ownership, and native renderSlot binding untouched. If the wrapper itself fails, it renders the captured stock Chat component with the untouched native props.
Install
dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-chat-fold@0.1.0-rc.9Restart the Web process after installing the package, then reload the browser. To follow later prereleases instead, install dsh-chat-fold@next.
This plugin depends on rc.8's internal Chat registration shape. Re-run the tarball smoke and interaction tests before upgrading DSH; compatibility with a later DSH release must not be inferred from the package name or npm tag.
Remove
dsh plugin --profile web remove dsh-chat-foldRestart the Web process and reload the browser. Removing the plugin restores the original Chat entry.
Development
pnpm install
pnpm test
pnpm run check
pnpm run build
pnpm run verify:package
pnpm packverify:package checks the built package boundary. A release claim additionally requires installing the packed tarball into an isolated stock DSH 0.1.0-rc.8 profile and exercising the wrapped Chat entry.
License
MIT