fix(dsh): render compact research rows beside native tools

CONTEXT.md

@@ -110,3 +110,11 @@ A user-created directory in the DSH user preset root. It remains visible when
 the bundle hides the shipped root. A same-id preset is overwritten only after
 interactive confirmation or an explicit `web dsh sync --yes`.
 _Avoid_: Generated compatible preset, shipped preset
+
+**Research Tool Row**:
+The compact conversation entry for one DSH Research Operation, showing its identity, target, progress, and selected request details. It is distinct from the operation itself and from the settings used to configure providers.
+_Avoid_: Research Operation, provider card
+
+**Research Result Details**:
+The information a user opens from a Research Tool Row to inspect the request and its result. It may include operation-specific parameters, a result summary, and the original returned text.
+_Avoid_: Settings, provider configuration

packages/dsh-web/README.md

@@ -40,6 +40,17 @@ The profile patch disables the official DSH Web registry, official search and
 fetch providers, and official `tool-web`; it does not load or depend on the
 official `@deepseek-ai/dsh-web` package.
 
+Research calls use compact native disclosure rows. Each row shows the request
+URL, query, or lookup target and non-default options such as browser rendering,
+wait time, navigation mode, section, or documentation topic. Expand a row to
+inspect its complete recorded input and returned text in independently
+scrollable sections. Running and failed calls retain their status; long
+results stay inside the result pane instead of growing the conversation.
+
+Guion's client registers these request-aware views ahead of the built-in Web
+views. The built-in views are internal children of DSH's required tool UI
+plugin, so the Host bundle patch cannot disable them independently.
+
 The Guion schemas are complete and shared by every compatible preset:
 `web_search` takes one to four trimmed queries and preserves concurrent,
 deterministic partial results; `web_fetch` takes `mode: "auto" | "full" |