dsh-conversation-quote

dsh-conversation-quote

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Quote-to-composer UI plugin: select conversation text you want to cite — each selection becomes a compact tab above the input, and all of them join your next question when you send. No model tool, no slash command — a pure browser-side extension of the chat surface.

What it does

1. Select any text inside a chat message (user, assistant, tool, or injected context) with the mouse.

2. A small 引用 / Quote pill floats above the selection.

3. Click it: a compact quote tab appears above the composer card, left-aligned — [引用·谁] plus the first quoted line, fixed size. Hover a tab to expand the full content in a popover; the × in the tab's top-right corner removes that one quote. Stage as many quotes as you like — each selection adds another tab. The input box itself stays clean for your question:

   ┌ [引用·用户] > 这段内容需要被引用… ──×─┐  ┌ [引用·模型] > First line… ──×─┐
   │ (compact tabs above the input, not in it) │
   └──────────────────────────────────────────┘
   

4. Type your question in the input and press Enter (or click send): all staged quotes join the message as citable blocks, in staging order, attributed to each speaker:

   [引用·用户]
   > 这段内容需要被引用
   
   [引用·模型]
   > First line
   > Second line
   

   The merge happens in the capture phase of the submit gesture — the input never shows the quoted text while you type, and the tabs clear after sending. Shift+Enter (newline) and IME composition pass through untouched.

Selection attribution comes from the chat transcript's own DOM markers (data-chat-flow-kind), the same ones scroll anchoring uses, so no message renderer is replaced. The floater hides on scroll, empty selection, or a selection made outside chat nodes.

Mounting

The plugin ships in the web profile's browser roster (dsh.client row ui-conversation-quote). It needs only the slot registry and the locale service, and contributes one list entry to the conversation.input.dock seat. Removing the row from cordis.patch.yml unmounts it.

Configuration

None — the surface is feature-complete at ship.

Model Experience

None, as the quote floater is pure browser chrome: the quote block becomes ordinary draft text the user types, so it enters model context only as part of a normal user message, with no schema, prompt-section, or request-header change.

KV Cache effect

None; no plugin state touches the history tail or the request prefix.

Known Limitations and Deferred Work

• All staged quotes merge into the draft only at submit. If the send is refused, the merged text remains in the draft as ordinary editable text.
• The send-button merge detects the primary button by its aria-label in the two shipped locales; a third locale the harness adds later would need the label added to the match list.
• Attribution is by chat node kind (user / assistant / tool / context / chat), not by a stable message id; a quoted line cannot be traced back to a log seq from the UI.
• The floater targets mouse selection; touch long-press selection is not handled specially.