dsh-session-toolkit

Within the DeepSeek Harness ecosystem, session identity, global prompts, session auto-resume, web-server restart, session-log button relocation, and peer-session messaging previously lived in six separate local plugins. That fragmentation meant juggling multiple installs, keeping each one in step with the harness release, and reconfiguring settings in half a dozen places. dsh-session-toolkit folds all six into a single official bundle and adds a cross-section Prompt Dedup pipeline on top, so one install covers the full session-management surface.

A few capabilities that show up in day-to-day work deserve a closer look. The global and workspace prompt sections let you inject text scoped to every conversation or to a specific working directory, with the most-specific (longest) directory prefix winning. Both scopes support referencing local files that are re-read live at every prompt assembly, so your injected context stays in sync with your codebase. Session auto-resume restarts qualifying top-level sessions after a GUI restart with bounded concurrency and per-item failure isolation. The web-restart entry point relaunches the GUI server without a UAC prompt and gates the browser reload behind a probe-driven overlay, so you never get stuck staring at a dead tab. Peer messaging exposes send/list tools on the host plane so you can address sessions by ID or workspace path and push a plain-text nudge across windows.

If you run a single DeepSeek Harness instance and want per-session personas, tiered prompt injection, resilient auto-recovery, a frictionless server restart, and cross-session coordination without maintaining six independent plugins, this toolkit is built for you. Install it once and every capability is available out of the box.