dsh-session-export

The built-in /export command in DeepSeek Harness has two notable gaps: it only works with the JSONL backend, leaving SQLite-persisted users with no export path at all, and its output is a browser-downloaded raw JSONL/zstd archive meant for machines rather than human readers. For anyone who wants a readable transcript or a backup on a non-JSONL stack, that leaves a significant hole.

dsh-session-export fills that hole with two complementary commands. /transcript renders the current session into a human-readable Markdown or JSON file, faithfully presenting user and assistant messages, tool calls, editor diffs, subagent lineage, and token totals, written directly to a host path you specify. /archive reads the full replay-validated raw log through sessionQuery and produces a per-session ZIP containing session.jsonl and manifest.json, with --all batch export and --since time-range filtering. Both commands run on the human-command plane, costing zero model tokens, and include per-session failure isolation so one bad session never aborts a batch.

If you are on SQLite, need shareable conversation documents, want to batch-backup sessions in a project directory, or just need a complete record with tool-call details, this plugin is built for that.