dsh-conversation-process-collapse
在 DeepSeek Harness Web 对话中，将每个已完成轮次的过程行折叠为一个展开项
插件会安装到这里；不确定时保持 web。
npx -y @deepseek-ai/dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-conversation-process-collapse@0.3.0Conversation Process Collapse 以 dsh-conversation-process-collapse 发布，当前版本为 0.3.0。Plugin Hub 会校验它的 manifest，并保存精确安装来源，便于复现安装结果。
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Settled-turn process folding for the Web conversation: once a turn closes, every process row — intermediate narration, Think rows, tool cards, retry status, workflow runs — collapses at the DOM layer into one expandable disclosure (Processed in {duration} · {n} steps, duration omitted when a boundary is out of the window) at the turn's first process position, while the closing content message and the turn-tail stay visible. Reasoning inside the final answer is also hidden with the group; its visible text remains. A turn folds only when it is closed AND has a content-bearing assistant step — tool-only turns and live streaming keep the plain flow, so an answer or the running progress is never hidden.
The DOM version currently focuses on process-row folding while keeping the final answer visible. The earlier React-slot feature that promotes generated images beside the final answer has not yet been ported to the DOM implementation and can be added later as an enhancement.
The implementation is a pure frontend DOM plugin: it watches [data-chat-flow], recognizes closed turns, and collapses process rows into an expandable disclosure while keeping the final answer visible. It does not require the unmerged conversation.chat.processGroup extension point, a profile override, or a fork of the official conversation package.
The package ships an installable bundle declaration (dsh.bundle.patch +
cordis.patch.yml), so it installs from any
DeepSeek Harness installation exactly like any profile plugin:
dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-conversation-process-collapse
# update
dsh plugin --profile web update 'dsh-conversation-process-collapse@latest'
The npm package name is dsh-conversation-process-collapse; it is both the
profile bundle row and the browser client package.
The command is a pnpm forwarder over the profile directory; it then reconciles
the profile's bundle layer stack, so the plugin joins dsh web without a
build step.
No override is needed. After installing, restart dsh web and hard-refresh
the browser (Cmd / Ctrl + Shift + R) to load the new client bundle.
After adding the package and restarting dsh web, settled turns in the Web conversation collapse their process rows into one disclosure header while the final answer stays visible:
If the plugin manager marks an unrelated npm package as “installed, not active” (inert), that is normal: only packages declaring dsh.bundle metadata enter the profile bundle layer and become profile plugins. This package declares dsh.bundle; after installing it, restart the DSH process and hard-refresh the browser (Cmd / Ctrl + Shift + R) so the new bundle layer is loaded.
None, as this package folds already-rendered conversation rows in the browser without altering model requests, Tool execution, or session events.
None; this package neither assembles nor sends a provider request.