dsh-showcase

A DeepSeek Harness session log is rich with semantic events—prompts, tool calls, code diffs, execution results, and final answers—yet turning those events into a compact, README-ready demo usually means either a lengthy screen recording or a batch of manual screenshots; neither is reusable, versionable, or consistent across releases. dsh-session-showcase closes that gap by reading DSH official export ZIPs, raw JSONL files, or ZStandard session logs, selecting the most expressive semantic moments, and rendering polished WebP/GIF animations, cover posters, social-preview cards, a copy-paste-ready README snippet, and a machine-readable manifest—all entirely locally, with zero model calls, no uploads, and secret redaction (API keys, GitHub tokens, JWTs, bearer tokens, emails, home-directory paths) enabled by default. It runs both as a standalone CLI and as the dsh_showcase tool plugin inside a DSH profile, so the distance between a finished session and publish-ready visual assets is a single command. Whether you are crafting a plugin launch post, preparing visual content for a Release, or wiring demo-image generation into a CI pipeline, dsh-showcase turns a repetitive, error-prone chore into a repeatable, auditable step so you can spend your creative energy where it matters.