dsh-recall-plugin

When working with an agent in the DSH client, the hardest part after a bad step is often the mess left behind: files have already changed, and the conversation has moved far past the point where things went wrong. dsh-recall-plugin turns recall from a simple message undo into a workspace-level rollback: click recall beside any message you sent, review the files that will be modified, restored, or deleted, and confirm to return both workspace files and chat history to the state before that message.

The design is deliberately careful. Snapshots are stored in an independent shadow Git repository, so your project's branches, staging area, and uncommitted changes remain untouched. By default, snapshot data stays under the DSH home directory instead of cluttering the project folder. With incremental snapshots, automatic housekeeping, exclusion rules, failure reporting, and tree-style snapshot management, keeping rollback points across multiple sessions remains practical.

This plugin is especially useful for iterative workflows: after letting the assistant edit configs, refactor files, or make sweeping code changes, you can step back like undoing an experiment, tweak your prompt, and try again. It is a good fit for developers who want a safety net in automated sessions without disturbing their project's Git history.