dsh-session-insights

If you live in DeepSeek Harness day after day, it is easy to lose the big picture: which projects actually consume the most effort, where tool calls keep failing or stalling, and which habits are genuinely working. dsh-session-insights turns your local session history into a single, offline workflow review that surfaces task distribution, tool-usage patterns, friction signals, and concrete next steps. No telemetry, no external service, no upload channel—the analysis stays on your machine.

One command produces a self-contained HTML dashboard alongside a machine-readable JSON report. The dashboard covers five lenses: an overview with period-over-period comparison, a work and workflow breakdown by project and role, usage patterns across days, tools, and skills, an evidence-based wins-and-friction section, and actionable recommendations with copy-ready prompts. Every file carries its own styles and data, so you can open it anywhere without spinning up a server. An optional semantic-analysis stage runs through whichever model provider DSH is currently configured with; its output is validated before entering the report, and the pipeline falls back gracefully to a deterministic report if the model stage cannot finish. Three privacy modes—redacted (default), metrics, and local—let you decide exactly how much session text the report retains and whether the semantic stage is allowed to run at all.

This plugin is built for developers and small teams who rely on DSH heavily and want a ten-minute, evidence-backed look at recent working patterns before the next sprint. Everything runs locally by default, reports are never written back into the session log tree, and the tool itself does not add an upload path, so the privacy boundary stays clear and predictable.