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dsh-memory-manager

Memory Updated 2026.08.19

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install tuanmaoOVO/dsh-memory-manager

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

Run dsh plugin install tuanmaoOVO/dsh-memory-manager in your DSH environment; the source is at https://github.com/tuanmaoOVO/dsh-memory-manager. Restart DSH after installation to activate the plugin.

About this plugin

In DeepSeek Harness, an Agent starts every new session from a blank slate, forgetting prior debugging context and unable to consistently follow team conventions. dsh-memory-manager turns that amnesia into a durable, observable knowledge base by persisting memories as Obsidian-compatible Markdown files that outlive any single conversation.

The plugin revolves around a practical loop: each memory pairs an immutable snapshot with an editable annotation layer, tagged and toggleable to separate convention rules, session summaries, and general experience. When auto-injection is on, every new session automatically receives all enabled convention memories plus the latest eight session summaries, with no manual setup. Six built-in tools let the Agent search, save, enable, and plan memories on its own, while the browser side offers a three-tab panel for plans, library, and messages, plus a standalone force-directed knowledge graph with both semantic-panorama and focus-exploration views.

If you are building multi-session Agent workflows in DSH and want conventions applied without pasting them every time, a delegation-verification-retrospection loop that actually holds, or cross-project experience that is searchable and composable, this plugin was made for that scenario. It runs as a host-level plugin with on-disk storage, depends on no official plugin packages, and is designed so that a DSH upgrade degrades only individual features rather than breaking the plugin entirely.

Use Cases

  • Keeping the agent aligned with team conventions across every new session without re-pasting them
  • Reusing cross-project experience automatically in subsequent conversations
  • Exploring memory relationships visually and jumping back to the source message in one click

Best For

  • Developers building multi-session Agent workflows on DSH
  • Engineering teams that rely on a consistent delegation-verification-retrospection loop
  • Tech leads who want a markdown-first experience library for their agents