dsh-turn-nav

dsh-turn-nav

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Turn histogram navigation rail for DeepSeek Harness Web with mixed, DeepSeek, and Codex visual variants.

Unfocused turns render as short bars on the right edge of the conversation. Hovering or keyboard-focusing a bar grows it into a wave (the focused bar is longest) and shows a preview card with the message you sent in that turn. While sweeping along the rail, the preview card stays visible and smoothly slides to the active bar, showing that turn's message text. Clicking a bar smooth-scrolls the conversation to that turn.

Install

dsh plugin --profile web add git+https://github.com/xiaheng1/dsh-turn-nav.git
dsh plugin --profile web install

Then restart dsh web and hard-refresh the browser (Ctrl+F5).

For a local folder:

dsh plugin --profile web add <absolute-path-to-this-folder>
dsh plugin --profile web install

Usage

1. Open a workspace and a conversation.
2. Move the pointer over the right-edge rail: the bar under the pointer grows, adjacent bars form a wave, and a shared preview card smoothly slides to the active bar showing that turn's message.
3. Click a bar to smooth-scroll to that turn.

The rail hides on narrow screens (max-width: 767px) by default; set hideOnNarrow: false to keep it visible.

Configuration

The quickest way to change defaults is to edit dsh-turn-nav.config.json in the repository/package root. The plugin reads it at startup as the base layer; if the file is missing, built-in defaults are used.

For per-deployment overrides, the plugin also registers a dsh-turn-nav settings namespace. Edit $DSH_HOME/settings.yaml (or settings.json) to override defaults:

dsh-turn-nav:
  waveTransitionMs: 120
  barWidth: 14
  focusedBarWidth: 30
  previewEnabled: true

You can also read and update the effective config from the browser console:

// Read the currently effective config.
dshTurnNav.getConfig()

// Update one or more fields (persisted through DSH settings).
dshTurnNav.updateConfig({ waveTransitionMs: 120 })

// Clear all user overrides and return to defaults.
dshTurnNav.resetConfig()

If a field is not configured, the default is used. The defaults keep the original short-bar feel while making the focused wave softer and rounder.

Variants

Set variant to choose the visual style:

Variant	Description
mixed	Current default: short bars with a width-based wave and shared preview card.
deepseek	Same dash language, slightly thinner and softer at rest.
codex	Semantic dots without the wave; each dot highlights individually on hover.

Configuration parameters

Parameter	Default	Description
variant	mixed	Visual style: mixed, deepseek, or codex.
barWidth	12	Resting bar width in px.
focusedBarWidth	24	Hovered / focused bar width in px.
adjacentBarWidth	16	First adjacent bar width in px.
neighborBarWidth	13	Second adjacent bar width in px.
waveTransitionMs	100	Wave transition duration in ms. Shorter values feel harder/snappier; longer values feel softer/smoother.
previewEnabled	true	Whether the message preview card is shown.
previewWidth	240	Preview card width in px.
previewMaxHeight	132	Preview card maximum height in px before overflow is hidden.
minTurns	1	Minimum number of user turns before the rail appears.
hideOnNarrow	true	Hide the rail on narrow screens (max-width: 767px).
railOffsetRight	8	Rail distance from the right edge in px.
previewGap	10	Gap between the rail and the preview card in px.
itemWidth	28	Click target / item width in px.
itemHeight	14	Item height in px.
dotSize	8	Codex variant dot diameter in px.
scrollOffset	16	Extra scroll offset when jumping to a turn in px.

Package layout

• lib/client.js — prebuilt browser plugin bundle (committed for direct use).
• lib/index.js — node half; registers the dsh-turn-nav settings namespace and reads the root config file.
• dsh-turn-nav.config.json — root-level defaults you can edit directly.
• src/ — source code for reference.

AI-generated notice

This plugin was AI-assisted. The source and prebuilt artifacts are provided for learning and testing. Review the source, test the behavior, and confirm it meets your expectations before using it in a production environment.

License

MIT