dsh-markboard
在 DeepSeek Harness 中为对话轮次添加书签：为关注的轮次命名，跳回这些轮次，并将其回答直接引用到撰写框中。
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-markboard@0.1.1Markboard 以 dsh-markboard 发布，当前版本为 0.1.1。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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A conversation markboard for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web UI: turn any conversation turn into a named task card, jump straight back to it later, or quote its answer into the composer and keep working. Marks live in your browser.
Stop scrolling through history to find "that conclusion from earlier". Mark it once, then pick from a handful of rows.
| Mark action on each turn + header count | The markboard in the right Sidebar |
|---|---|
| marked | panel |
| Fill the composer from a card | Jump back to the turn |
|---|---|
| filled | jump |
loadThrough(seq), and the landing row flashes once.> 标记 · session · turn N) that you can keep editing or delete; the previous draft is restorable. A card from another session fills the composer you are already typing in, without switching sessions, and appends after any existing draft instead of replacing it.dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-markboard
Then restart dsh web. The plugin adds itself to the profile's bundle layer; nothing else to configure.
From a local checkout:
dsh plugin --profile web add file:/absolute/path/to/dsh-markboard
Ctrl+Alt+M) to open the markboard.Ctrl+Alt+M (⌘+Alt+M on macOS) toggles the board. The binding is editable under Settings → Shortcuts.
Two halves, like any DSH surface plugin:
lib/index.js): an empty apply. It only makes the package an ordinary Loader entry, which is what lets client-modules discover the dsh.client declaration in package.json and compose the browser half into window.__DSH_BOOT__.src/client, built to lib/client.js): registers three existing extension seats plus a ctx.markboard service.| Place | Seat | What it adds |
|---|---|---|
| Turn action row | conversation.chat.turnTail | the Mark / Marked button |
| Session header | conversation.session.header.utilities | the mark count entry |
| Right Sidebar | ctx.sidebarRightTabs + sidebar.right.pane.tab | the markboard page |
| Notices | shell.overlay | mark / fill / delete toasts with undo |
The data model is pure functions (src/shared/marks.ts); sessionId + turn is the identity, so marking the same turn twice edits that card instead of adding a second one. Marks persist in localStorage['dsh-markboard.v1']. A failed write (quota, private mode) only reports — it never throws, and the in-memory list keeps working.
Why not Host storage: a personal board does not need cross-device sync, and the cost of localStorage is only that a different browser or origin starts empty — which the panel says out loud.
Why the fill is plain text: insertText / setDraft are the kernel's public action face. A rich quote chip would need kernel support for reference fragments — a different order of change that would also drift across kernel upgrades.
npm install # esbuild, build-time only
npm run build # src/client → lib/client.js (wrapped as window.__ModuleLoader__.load)
npm test # data model and persistence rules (Node's own test runner)
End-to-end (opens a real browser window so you can watch the flow):
# 1. boot a disposable DSH home so your own sessions stay untouched
DSH_HOME=/path/to/disposable/home dsh --profile e2e --port 3099 --no-open
# 2. in another shell, hand the printed token URL to the script
node tests/e2e-headed.mjs --url "http://127.0.0.1:3099/?token=…" --slow 700
The script walks through: open a session → mark → open the panel → rename → fill the composer → jump back → reload → search → delete and undo, writing one screenshot per stage to docs/e2e/. Add --headless for CI.
Ctrl+Alt+M only. The shell's shortcut registry rejects a Web default that lacks the platform primary on Linux, so the Linux Web profile stays unbound rather than registering a rejected key.