dsh-client-ui-obsidian-memory

It addresses a familiar problem: an AI agent often loses context once a session ends, leaving important notes, references, and reusable conclusions scattered across chat history. This plugin connects DSH to a local Obsidian or plain Markdown vault, letting the agent keep reading, searching, and updating its own knowledge base. The data stays on your machine, requires no external server, and works with the Codex/ directory structure recommended by the community.

Its core capability is a set of file-vault memory tools: read, list, search, write, and append. The agent can look up past notes, save new findings, and add fresh context to specific Markdown files over time. The plugin also surfaces a status panel in DSH's left sidebar, helping you confirm that the vault is connected and see which tools are available, while keeping file access constrained to the configured directory to reduce accidental edits elsewhere.

This is best for people who already use Obsidian or prefer local Markdown as their knowledge system. If you want DSH agents to remember project notes, research trails, writing materials, or personal preferences while keeping that memory visible, editable, and portable, this plugin offers a practical way to build on files you already own.