Fold all tool-call cards and thinking blocks in the DSH conversation into a single switch. Maximum collapse: process content is completely hidden by default; one toggle in Settings → General shows/hides everything.
| State | Effect |
|---|---|
| Toggle off (default) | All tool-call cards ([data-chat-flow-kind="tool-call"]) and thinking blocks ([data-variant="think"]) are completely hidden — the conversation shows only user messages and assistant replies |
| Toggle on | Everything is restored with native rendering (zero loss); process blocks are tinted with the GUI brand blue so "process" is visually distinct from "result" |
| Persistence | State is saved to localStorage and survives reloads |
The control lives in Settings → General settings, between "Appearance" and "Enter behavior when busy" (order 15).
Instead of folding each card into its own header (which leaves a vertical stack of icons), this plugin hides everything and exposes one global toggle — a much cleaner conversation view. No counts, no labels, no icons cluttering the flow.
- Pure client plugin (no host code).
- State rides an attribute on
<html>(data-dsh-tools-open), so newly rendered nodes (streaming, virtualization) follow automatically — no mutation observer needed for display. - Stable DOM anchors only (
data-chat-flow-kind="tool-call",data-variant="think") — no CSS-module hashed class dependencies. - Reasoning blocks (
assistant-step/ thinking) are included in the fold, per user preference; assistant reply text is never touched.
dsh plugin --profile web add /path/to/dsh-tool-foldRestart dsh web, then refresh the page. Open Settings → General to
find the toggle.
MIT