dsh-session-hub

In our daily development workflow, conversation records often get scattered across different machines and tools: a DSH task half-finished on a remote server, historical ideas from Codex CLI or Claude Code on the local machine, and even chat snippets from opencode. These sessions are isolated from each other, making it easy to lose track of progress after closing a laptop or to struggle when reviewing last week's discussions buried in various log files.

dsh-session-hub acts as a session consolidator, gathering these fragments into a single DSH workspace tree. It offers two core capabilities: first, it brings remote DSH sessions into your local interface via SSH tunnels, allowing you to view or continue operations in real-time while the sessions themselves keep running on the remote machine—even if you go offline or shut down your local device. Second, it imports historical conversations from local tools like Codex CLI, Claude Code, and opencode, automatically organizing them by project for read-only preview, with the option to convert them into live DSH sessions. The entire process leverages the official UI without replacing any interface elements; the plugin only handles data merging and routing at the backend.

If you're a developer working across multiple servers or using various coding tools and wish to unify your conversation history, dsh-session-hub is ideal for you. It makes scattered sessions continuous and visible again, letting you seamlessly pick up remote tasks or revisit local inspirations all within the same tree.