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dsh-mem0-plugins

Memory Updated 2026.08.26

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install runfali/dsh-mem0-plugins

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

Run dsh plugin install runfali/dsh-mem0-plugins in your DeepSeek Harness terminal to install this plugin; the source code lives at https://github.com/runfali/dsh-mem0-plugins

About this plugin

The DeepSeek Harness web profile is stateless: after every session, the agent forgets all preferences, project facts, and context. dsh-mem0-plugins fixes this by connecting dsh to a self-hosted runfali/mem0-graph server, giving the agent persistent long-term memory with zero manual effort-relevant memories are recalled before each answer, and every completed turn is distilled into facts and written back automatically.

Key capabilities include a forced or guided recall step with optional query distillation via a small local model; tidal coalescing that batches short turns into a single write to amortize server-side LLM extraction; automatic secret redaction (API keys, PEM blocks, .env segments) before any payload leaves the client; four model-facing tools (mem0_search, mem0_add, mem0_update, mem0_delete) for fine-grained memory management; and a reliability stack with circuit breaker, bounded write queue, hedged retry, and a language-drift guard so retrieval never silently fails.

Ideal for developers who already run a mem0-graph instance and want their dsh agent to carry context across sessions while keeping write-back safe, batched, and free of leaked credentials. The plugin ships as a standard dsh bundle, changes no platform source code, and activates instantly from the settings page.

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Use Cases

  • Retain project context and user preferences across sessions
  • Automatically distill each completed turn into stored facts
  • Recall relevant historical memories before every answer

Best For

  • Developers running a self-hosted mem0-graph server
  • Teams wanting cross-session long-term memory for dsh agents
  • Security-sensitive environments requiring automatic credential redaction