deepseek-harness-memory

Every fresh dsh session feels like starting over with an amnesiac colleague—build commands, debugging preferences, and project conventions you spelled out last week are already gone. deepseek-harness-memory fills that gap with a lightweight, pure-Markdown memory store indexed by MEMORY.md and YAML frontmatter. On every prompt assembly the memory index is automatically injected into the system prompt so the model begins each conversation already aware of your long-term context.

The format maps one-to-one to Claude Code memory layout with zero runtime dependencies. A memory tool (add / update / delete / list / read) lets the model follow a written discipline for saving and updating facts, while import-claude copies existing ~/.claude memories into the dsh store in one go. A read-only fallback automatically surfaces Claude Code memories when the dsh side is still empty. projectAliases normalizes multiple checkouts of the same project into a single key so memory belongs to the project rather than a specific directory path.

Ideal for developers who code daily in dsh and want the model to carry project conventions and personal preferences across sessions, and especially for those migrating from Claude Code who would rather inherit existing memories than rebuild them from scratch. No extra services or databases required—just restart the dsh web server and you are live.