Han-1413141/dsh-sticky-disclosure
DSH Web client plugin: collapse every expanded section (Think / tool cards) in the conversation in one click,
dsh-sticky-disclosure collapses expanded conversation sections in one click: Think rows, tool cards and turn-process groups. An always-visible button at the bottom-right of the chat carries a live count of expanded sections, and when an expanded header scrolls past the top of the scrollport its label is pinned as a chip at the top that collapses the original section when clicked. A customizable hotkey (default Ctrl+Alt+C, macOS ⌘⌥C, persisted locally) does the same. The README describes it as a pure-DOM implementation styled with the app's --dsw-* design tokens that touches no app code and fully cleans up on unload.
Install
dsh plugin --profile web add github:Han-1413141/dsh-sticky-disclosureThe README gives the same git spec for both profiles: dsh plugin --profile desktop add ... for DSH Desktop and the --profile web form above for DSH Web. The standalone CLI follows DSH's Node requirement (^22.19.0 || >=24.0.0 for the version checked); Desktop's bundled command needs no separate Node or pnpm installation. Update and remove use the same id dsh-sticky-disclosure.
Compatibility
DSH Desktop and Web. The README notes turn-process buttons are supported in DSH 0.2.0-rc.2 alongside Think and tool cards, and that the default shortcut is Ctrl+Alt+C (⌘⌥C on macOS).
Details
- Repo: Han-1413141/dsh-sticky-disclosure
- Category: Other
- Stars: 3
- Version: git spec github:Han-1413141/dsh-sticky-disclosure; MIT
- Last push: 2026-08-15
- First seen: 2026-08-13
Recent updates
The README documents DSH 0.2.0-rc.2 turn-process button support, bilingual UI with the correct macOS default shortcut, shortcut capture that stops on settings close or session switch (IME composition ignored), and Escape dismissal with focus restoration.
FAQ
- How do I install dsh-sticky-disclosure?
- Run dsh plugin --profile web add github:Han-1413141/dsh-sticky-disclosure (or the --profile desktop form for DSH Desktop).
- What does it collapse?
- Per the README: expanded Think rows, tool cards and turn-process groups, via a bottom-right button with a live count, a customizable hotkey (default Ctrl+Alt+C / ⌘⌥C), and pinned chips for headers that have scrolled off the top.
- Does it modify DSH?
- No. The README describes a pure-DOM implementation styled with the app's --dsw-* tokens that touches no app code and restores everything on unload.
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