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dsh-llmwiki

Memory Updated 2026.08.15

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install chancelu/dsh-llmwiki

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

Run dsh plugin install chancelu/dsh-llmwiki in your DeepSeek Harness terminal; the source repository is https://github.com/chancelu/dsh-llmwiki

About this plugin

Every DeepSeek Harness conversation is bounded by the context window; the moment a session ends, the judgments, preferences, and domain notes accumulated with the model simply vanish. dsh-llmwiki treats a local Markdown vault as a disk-level memory store, giving the model a persistent, cross-session memory layer that activates automatically on every turn.

Retrieval goes beyond plain-text matching. Three strategies- keyword search, an Obsidian-style wikilink graph, and a temporal look-back window- run in parallel, are fused via Reciprocal Rank Fusion, and assembled within a configurable token budget before injection. The model can also proactively recall or persist insights through memory_search and memory_save tools, while every turn is auto-appended to a date-stamped chronicle file, building a searchable history. The entire plugin ships with zero runtime dependencies and works out of the box, with knobs for strategy selection, time windows, cache TTL, and assembly priority when finer control is needed.

If you already manage personal knowledge in Markdown or Obsidian and want your AI assistant to genuinely remember, dsh-llmwiki bridges the two: your notes stay local, the model calls on them, and you just keep writing.

Use Cases

  • Recall project decisions and preferences accumulated across sessions with your AI
  • Feed a local Obsidian vault directly into the live context of every turn
  • Let the AI auto-archive key conclusions each turn into a searchable timeline

Best For

  • DeepSeek Harness users who already maintain a local Markdown note-taking habit
  • Developers who want cross-session AI memory without relying on cloud memory services
  • Obsidian knowledge managers who want a seamless bridge to their AI assistant