DSH Conversation Navigator: A Session Navigation Panel for the DSH Web Client

dsh-conversation-navigator is a pure JavaScript browser plugin for the DSH Web interface, designed to address the difficulty of locating and navigating within long conversations. The plugin provides a collapsible conversation outline panel organized by turns, supporting keyword filtering, step-level detail expansion, hover-to-view full text, and four interface form switches. Core features include click-to-smooth-scroll positioning, automatic highlighting of the current reading position during manual scrolling, lazy loading of historical data for backfill, and panel position memory. The plugin requires zero build setup and zero npm dependencies, adopts a color scheme consistent with the built-in trace view, adapts to light and dark themes, and automatically follows conversation switches. Installation requires execution via the official DSH CLI command, depends on a pnpm environment, and takes effect after restarting DSH Web; alternatively, files can be manually placed and configuration modified. Plugin state is partially persisted in l

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dsh-balance-tide: DSH Web Balance and Peak-Valley Pricing Reminder Plugin

`dsh-balance-tide` is a DSH Web plugin (v0.4.0, MIT license) developed by maintainer `huanyuLv`, designed to integrate DeepSeek account balance, peak/valley pricing status, and current session cost estimation. The plugin displays real-time badges for `standard`, `peak`, or `off-peak` price tiers and provides a countdown to the next peak/valley switch. It reads balance data from official endpoints, differentiates between gifted and topped-up portions, and estimates session costs by reusing `sessionProjections` based on the current pricing cycle to avoid redundant calculations. The plugin supports both Chinese and English interfaces and requires zero configuration, reusing the API Key from DSH credentials without storing keys in the repository. According to the rules, Beijing time 09:00–12:00 and 14:00–18:00 are designated as peak hours.

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