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dsh-git-memory

Memory Updated 2026.08.26

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install starfishwrx/dsh-git-memory

Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:

To install this plugin in DeepSeek Harness, run the command `dsh plugin install starfishwrx/dsh-git-memory`. The full source code is available at https://github.com/starfishwrx/dsh-git-memory.

About this plugin

DSH Git Memory addresses the challenge of persistent and traceable memory in long-term conversations within DeepSeek Harness. Traditional context management often lacks auditability or rollback capabilities, but this plugin offers a transparent, reviewable storage mechanism by mapping each memory transaction to a Git commit. It enables local memory storage, diffing, and safe reversion while integrating with DSH's dynamic context system to provide useful long-term background information for models.

Core capabilities are designed around a trust invariant: one controlled memory operation equals one Git commit, ensuring data integrity. The current version implements basic installation, read-only status queries, and safety safeguards (e.g., hard-denying sensitive values, preventing raw transcript storage), but actual memory writing is not yet enabled. Future plans include user-guided setup, candidate memory review, and automated trust building, allowing DSH to gain bounded, searchable context.

This plugin is suitable for DeepSeek Harness users, especially developers or teams seeking to enhance conversation continuity, prioritize data privacy, and leverage version control. It fits early adopters exploring Git-backed memory management, but note that it is in a pre-alpha stage with limited functionality, ideal for testing and proof-of-concept.

Use Cases

  • Providing reviewable context memory for long-term conversations
  • Managing memory candidates in sessions with approval and rollback
  • Storing sensitive user preferences in an isolated, secure repository

Best For

  • DeepSeek Harness users requiring long-term conversation continuity
  • Developers prioritizing data privacy and auditability
  • Early adopters exploring Git-backed memory systems