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dsh-context-console

Memory Updated 2026.08.25

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install anweat/dsh-context-console

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

Run dsh plugin install anweat/dsh-context-console in your terminal to install the plugin; the source code is hosted at https://github.com/anweat/dsh-context-console .

About this plugin

Day-to-day work in DeepSeek Harness—tracing conversation events, managing Prompts / Skills / MCP servers / Tools, watching cache behaviour, forging or injecting messages, repairing a corrupted session log—used to mean juggling several manual steps and tool windows. dsh-context-console bundles all of these into a single plugin, turning the fragmented workflow into one coherent context workbench.

The trajectory brick wall renders every session event (user, assistant, reasoning, tool call/result, request header) on a scrollable timeline with expand, filter, and inline-edit support. The two-pane inventory manager lets you drag-and-drop Prompts, Skills, MCP servers, and Tools online or offline and pick prompt insertion positions at a glance. The cache and history panel continuously tracks request-header changes and cache-read tokens, persisting events to SQLite. The message forge retains draft workspaces, detailed context cards, and surface-replace capability. The session-log repair module safely parses JSONL or Zstandard files and creates a fixed child session via a parentSession link—never overwriting or truncating the source file. Sub-agent trajectories are nested whenever a child session ID is available.

If you regularly debug agent behaviour, fine-tune prompt and tool chains, monitor token cache hit rates, or occasionally need to recover a corrupted session log, dsh-context-console is built for that workflow. It is also the official successor to dsh-assistant-message-forge, reusing the original RPC compatibility layer and data directory so migration requires zero data conversion.

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Use Cases

  • Inspect, filter, and inline-edit conversation trajectories event by event
  • Drag-and-drop manage Prompts, Skills, MCP servers, and Tools online/offline with insertion positions
  • Safely parse JSONL or Zstandard session logs and create a repaired child session without touching the source file

Best For

  • Developers who regularly debug agent behaviour and fine-tune prompt & tool chains
  • Engineers who monitor cache-read tokens and request-header changes on an ongoing basis
  • Users migrating from dsh-assistant-message-forge who want to keep their existing drafts and data as-is