Introduction

The session log format of DeepSeek Harness (DSH) has changed across version iterations (for example, from v0 to v3). When historical data is still stored in an older format, a newer DSH version may fail to recognize it or directly refuse migration, making these session records unreadable and affecting workflow traceability and auditing. dsh-session-migration-repair is specifically designed to handle this scenario by repairing and validating these non-migratable log files through offline means.

Plugin Overview

The plugin is maintained by the user zzdhsxk and is categorized under workflows. Its core purpose is to repair legacy-format session logs that are rejected for migration by the current build.

Core Capabilities

The plugin provides a complete repair workflow, mainly including the following steps:

  1. Scanning and Identification: Locate legacy-format log files present in the system.
  2. Backup: Back up the original logs before performing repairs to prevent data loss.
  3. Repair: Convert corrupted or outdated log formats into formats recognizable by the current DSH.
  4. Offline Validation: Validate the repaired data against the real v0→v3 migration chain to ensure the repair is effective.

Installation and Usage

Based on verified information, no officially provided installation command has been found. We recommend obtaining the plugin through the following options:
* GitHub repository: https://github.com/zzdhsxk/dsh-session-migration-repair
* SkillHub catalog page: https://www.skillhub.cn/plugins/zzdhsxk/dsh-session-migration-repair

Since no specific usage examples have been found, we recommend directly reviewing the source code in the repository above or the description on the catalog page to understand how to run repair operations on specific log files.

Notes

  • Permission context: When the plugin runs, it uses the permissions of the current DSH process. Please ensure the operating environment is secure.
  • Source code review: Since no license information has been found, you should review the source code before installation to ensure compliance with usage requirements.
  • Data backup: Repair operations involve data conversion, so be sure to back up the data first.

Summary

For developers who encounter old DSH session logs that cannot be migrated, this plugin provides a complete closed loop covering scanning, backup, repair, and validation. Through offline processing, historical session data can be recovered, ensuring the continuity of workflows.