dsh-daoing-memory

Every DSH session starts from zero, and most memory bolt-ons make it worse: they either dump raw conversations into a vector store (burying signal in noise) or let the model write whatever it wants into a key-value blob (one hallucination poisons every future session). dsh-daoing-memory takes a stricter stance: memory must be earned. An experience is born as a low-trust candidate and is promoted only after it has been corroborated by real, repeated use — no single write gets a free pass to high trust.

Organized around four verbs — Generate, Use, Revise, Record — the plugin keeps semantic memory (durable facts and open concerns about the user) strictly separate from experiential memory (reusable how-to knowledge with a lifecycle). Diary entries, structured extraction, experience trust escalation, keyword-and-situation recall, an append-only audit ledger, periodic consolidation, and a compact profile snapshot auto-injected into the system prompt form a complete closed loop. A browser workbench lets you read, correct, promote, or delete any entry at any time, so memory is a shared, human-curated artifact rather than a black box.

Built for developers who want their DSH agent to genuinely know the user across sessions, accumulate verifiable experience, and treat memory quality as a first-class concern. If you are tired of vector-stuffing and free-form KV writing, and want an auditable, reversible, human-in-the-loop memory foundation, this is the plugin to try.