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kidai-snapshot-guard

Memory Updated 2026.08.24

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install NokorinNishikino/kidai-snapshot-guard

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

Run dsh plugin install NokorinNishikino/kidai-snapshot-guard in the DeepSeek Harness terminal. Full source is available at https://github.com/NokorinNishikino/kidai-snapshot-guard — restart DSH after installation to activate.

About this plugin

The DeepSeek Harness plugin ecosystem is fast-moving. Installing plugins, updating dependencies, and toggling configurations are everyday tasks, yet any single change can leave DSH completely unbootable. Kidai Snapshot Guard closes the loop of save, verify, and restore entirely inside DSH, so there is always a known-good state one step away.

Core capabilities include: an automatic full snapshot (config, settings, and third-party plugin directory) on every clean exit, with a rolling buffer of the latest three; promotion of pending snapshots to verified on each successful start; single-zip export and import for offline recovery when DSH will not boot; shared storage with Kidai Plugin Remote so an external manager can also trigger rollbacks; compatible reads of historical snapshots from dsh-plugin-guard and dsh-config-manager; and per-snapshot notes for easy identification.

Built for developers who frequently reconfigure DSH plugins. Activates immediately after install and restart with zero manual intervention, and exposes a dedicated settings panel for managing snapshots, exports, imports, and storage quotas. Runs fully standalone yet interoperates seamlessly with the external remote manager, adding a reliable safety net around your DSH environment.

Use Cases

  • DSH fails to boot after a plugin change; roll back to a known-good state via the external manager
  • Snapshot is saved automatically on every clean exit and promoted to verified on next successful start
  • Export a snapshot as a single zip file and restore it offline when DSH will not boot

Best For

  • Developers who frequently install, update, or toggle DSH plugins
  • Users who need an external rollback path when DSH cannot boot
  • Users managing the DSH ecosystem with Kidai Plugin Remote