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dsh-deepseek-web

Web Tools Updated 2026.08.25

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install wilianyichen/dsh-deepseek-web

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

Run dsh plugin install wilianyichen/dsh-deepseek-web in your terminal to install this plugin; the full source code is available at https://github.com/wilianyichen/dsh-deepseek-web

About this plugin

DeepSeek web session history is essentially disposable: scattered across browser tabs, with no convenient way to batch-review, full-text search, or extract themes without manually paging through the UI. dsh-deepseek-web turns the chat.deepseek.com session archive into a programmable, read-only data source inside DeepSeek Harness, letting agents list conversations, pull full transcripts, build local indexes, and generate high-density digests without ever opening a browser.

Seven read-only tools cover the full spectrum from quick glances to deep analysis: recent for lightweight overviews, get for downloading a specific transcript to a local archive, sync for incremental pulls of new sessions, search for rebuilding the local index and running full-text retrieval, digest for compressing hundreds of sessions into a single high-density page featuring a daily-activity histogram, topic clustering, a complete listing, and token estimates, and share_list for a read-only view of existing shared links. Write operations are deliberately excluded due to Cloudflare WAF rate-limiting, keeping the read path stable and fully verified.

Ideal for developers building DSH-based automation who need historical conversations as a searchable corpus, and for knowledge workers who have accumulated large DeepSeek session backlogs and want low-friction review and distillation. The plugin acts purely as a subprocess forwarder; tokens live in a local file, with no telemetry and no log leakage, keeping the security model simple and transparent.

Use Cases

  • Batch-list and download DeepSeek web history sessions to build a locally searchable corpus
  • Rebuild a full-text index over hundreds of past conversations and pinpoint specific topics or keywords
  • Compress days of scattered sessions into a single high-density digest with topic clustering and activity histograms

Best For

  • Developers building DSH automation pipelines who need past conversations as a searchable corpus
  • Knowledge workers with large DeepSeek session backlogs seeking low-friction review and distillation
  • Engineers piping session transcripts into RAG pipelines or running quantitative analysis