dsh-composer-fix

简体中文: README.zh.md

A DSH (DeepSeek Harness) Web GUI layout fix: moves the composer (input bar + bottom status bar) out of the scroll region.

What it does

In the default DSH layout the composer sticks (position: sticky) to the bottom of the message scroll container, so the scrollbar spans the whole container — including the input bar and the bottom status bar. When you scroll up through history, message content slides underneath the input/status bar; under translucent skins like harbor it even shows through.

This plugin moves the scrolling responsibility from the container down to the message list itself (attribute-only operations — no DOM node moves, no hash-class dependencies):

• The scrollbar only covers the message area and ends above the input bar;
• Message scrolling stops above the input bar — content never passes through the input bar or the bottom status bar;
• The input bar and bottom status bar stay fixed at the bottom of the window, always visible;
• Under translucent skins (harbor) the composer surface stays opaque — no bleed-through;
• The git branch chip is never covered by the input card, and its left edge always stays aligned with the input card's left edge (re-aligned automatically after window resize / sidebar drag / panel open-close).

How it works (one sentence)

Removes the data-conversation-scroll attribute from the scroll container (core uses it to lift scrolling and force the list to overflow: visible), so the message list resumes its own scrolling; scrollerOf() / wheel logic falls back to the list itself via closest(...) ?? from.

Install

dsh plugin --profile web add https://github.com/AnakinCao/dsh-composer-fix.git

The plugin is a client bundle; after installing, refresh the page (or restart dsh web) to load it.

Uninstall

dsh plugin --profile web remove dsh-composer-fix

Compatibility

• Uses stable attribute selectors only: [data-conversation-scroll], [data-composer-seat], [data-composer-card], [data-queue-dock], [data-slot=conversation.session], [data-phase] — no CSS module hash classes;
• Moves no DOM nodes (attributes only), so no React removeChild unmount crash;
• If core upgrades and the selectors still hold, no change is needed; if core reworks these attributes, just update lib/client.js in this plugin — no need to wait for an official fix.

License

MIT