dsh-archived-sessions

After a while with DSH, archived sessions pile up without a centralized place to see which workspace they came from, how many messages they contain, or to permanently remove the ones you no longer need. dsh-archived-sessions brings archived-session management into the Settings page, so you never have to rummage through log directories or manually map workspace ownership again.

Open Settings → Archived Sessions and the list loads instantly with zero log parsing, showing each session title, source workspace, last-active timestamp, and message count (cached in the background by log revision to avoid repeated parsing). To bring a conversation back, a single restore click sends it to its original spot in the workspace and the sidebar refreshes on the spot—no restart required. When you are sure a record is beyond saving, deletion sweeps three places at once—the log directory, the workspace association, and the archive record—while blocking sessions that are still running or have child sessions. A type-to-confirm title gate and a post-deletion persistence check guard against silent data resurrection. The directory-removal command adapts to your platform: PowerShell on Windows, rm -rf on macOS and Linux, so it works out of the box everywhere.

If you regularly archive and restore sessions in DSH, need periodic cleanup of old data, or want to track down a specific past conversation, this plugin fills the missing archived-session slot right where you expect it—turning a manual directory-digging routine into a few clicks.