dsh-plugin-working-status

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dsh-plugin-working-status

One line: click the "Deep diving..." status text, type whatever you actually want it to say, and it stays that way everywhere, forever.

Quick install

dsh plugin --profile web add github:Abyss-Seeker/dsh-plugin-working-status

Then enable the row in $DSH_HOME/profiles/web/cordis.patch.yml (see "Installation" below) and reload the GUI page.

What it does

• Click to edit. Click the status label (or the clock next to it), edit in place, press Enter or click away to save, Esc to chicken out.
• One edit, everywhere. The new text applies to every current and future turn, in every session — across reloads and restarts.
• Empty commit restores the default. Clear the field and save to go back to the built-in text. The default is captured from the live render, so it follows whatever the UI actually shows, in any language.
• Nothing else is touched. Only the label's text node changes: the shimmer animation, the elapsed-time clock, the ARIA live region, and the loading-time render all stay exactly as they are.

How to edit

Click "Deep diving..." and edit it directly:

What it looks like

Effect one	Effect two

Installation

One command:

dsh plugin --profile web add github:Abyss-Seeker/dsh-plugin-working-status

Then enable the row in the profile's patch layer, $DSH_HOME/profiles/web/cordis.patch.yml:

- insert:
    - id: working-status-editor
      name: dsh-plugin-working-status

Reload the GUI page. No build step is involved — the checked-in lib/ is the artifact. file: paths and registry package names work the same way; a pnpm-free fallback lives in scripts/install.mjs.

Plugin configuration card

After installation, Settings → Plugins → Plugin configuration gains a "Working status" card: the same field, with Save, Discard, and Reset to default, writing the exact same value as the click-to-edit flow.

Plays well with dsh-web-ui

If you also run dsh-web-ui (SSH, task board, that family), both coexist fine — one card each, nobody steps on anybody:

Persistence, honestly

• Today the text lives in a localStorage mirror (dsh.turn-status.label): shared across every tab of the origin, kept across reloads and restarts.
• The Host half also registers the turn-status settings namespace, but the current DSH API gateway only serves its fixed allowlist to browsers (WEB_SETTINGS_NAMESPACES in dsh-host-apiproxy); anything else gets settings-not-exposed even when registered. Letting plugins expose configuration from settings.register() itself is marked deferred work in that package. When it lands, this plugin switches to Host storage automatically with localStorage as the fallback — your text is safe either way.

Diagnostics and compatibility

• window.__dshWorkingStatusEditor exposes elements() (currently matched status fields) and label() (the effective label).
• The status field is found via role="status" + aria-live="polite" + the stable turnStatus CSS-module local name. If a future DSH renames that class, the plugin warns and stops rewriting instead of breaking the page.
• The configuration card registers into the settings.plugin.item slot declared by ui-settings-plugins; without that surface, click-to-edit still works.

Development

• test/smoke.mjs exercises replacement, commit/cancel/reset, the card form, and persistence sync against a fake DOM. Run it after changes.
• To sync edited sources into a profile: re-run the install command above, or node scripts/install.mjs "$DSH_HOME/profiles/web".