dsh-user-links

Links in the messages you send become clickable. Assistant replies already render Markdown, so their links work; your own text is drawn literally, and a pasted URL used to stay dead. This bundle adds one UserText rule and one inline renderer for it.

Behaviour

• Recognizes http://, https://, and www. addresses. www. addresses open as http://….
• Trailing sentence punctuation and an unbalanced ) stay outside the link.
• A plain left click opens the address where Settings → General → Open chat links in sends chat links: the right Sidebar Browser or your default browser. Modified and middle clicks keep native anchor behavior.
• Display only: the stored message, its copy action, and the model input keep the original characters.

Limits

• Your messages only. Agent replies, reasoning, and tool output are not part of this UserText pipeline.
• An address must carry a scheme or www.. A bare example.com stays text.
• Email addresses are not linked.
• A URL inside a larger word (abc https://… is fine, abchttps://… is not) needs a boundary before it.

Install

dsh plugin install dsh-user-links

You can also install this directory as a local bundle from the DSH plugin panel, or with the plugin manager:

plugin_manager action: install_bundle, target: /absolute/path/to/dsh-user-links

The bundle inserts one row named dsh-user-links; disabling that row removes the behaviour and leaves the messages unchanged.

Files

• client.js — the UserText rule and the keyed link node renderer.
• index.js — empty Host half; the bundle still has a visible row.
• cordis.patch.yml — the single insert row.
• locale/*.json — plugin title and description.
• icon.svg — the bundle icon.

Not covered on purpose

• Markdown syntax in your own message, such as [label](url), is not parsed. Only the address itself becomes a link.
• Bare domains, email addresses, and non-HTTP(S) schemes are left alone.