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dsh-unarchive

Client Updated 2026.08.25

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install edfrey0044/dsh-unarchive

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

Install by running dsh plugin install edfrey0044/dsh-unarchive in DeepSeek Harness; source code is available at https://github.com/edfrey0044/dsh-unarchive

About this plugin

DeepSeek Harness lets you archive sessions, hiding them from workspace groups, the ungrouped list, and search, without actually deleting the data. The catch: the interface offers no way to undo an archive. Once a session is tucked away it effectively becomes unreachable unless you manually dig through internal storage files.

dsh-unarchive fills that gap with a clean inverse operation. It exposes two entry points: a /unarchive command in the GUI command palette, and an unarchive_session tool that agents can call in any session. Run either with no arguments to list every archived session by id and title, or pass a specific session id to restore it. The change propagates live to all connected GUI clients and survives restarts. The plugin is fully self-contained with zero external dependencies, preferring the core WorkspaceRegistry API when available and falling back to a direct storage-domain write otherwise.

It is built for anyone who regularly organises and archives sessions in DeepSeek Harness and occasionally needs one back. If you would rather ask your agent in plain language to restore a session than hunt through JSON files, this is the lightest possible fix.

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Use Cases

  • Restore a previously archived session from the GUI command palette with /unarchive
  • Ask your agent in plain language to call unarchive_session and bring a session back
  • List every archived session by id and title before deciding which ones to restore

Best For

  • Users who frequently organise and archive sessions in DeepSeek Harness
  • Users who prefer letting an agent manage sessions instead of editing internal files
  • Power users who need to bulk-review and restore archived sessions