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dsh-session-link

Memory Updated 2026.08.17

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install jinhuang712/dsh-session-link

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

Run dsh plugin install jinhuang712/dsh-session-link inside DeepSeek Harness to install the plugin, whose source code is hosted at https://github.com/jinhuang712/dsh-session-link

About this plugin

Sharing context across DSH sessions has meant exporting a log, ferrying the file around, unpacking zstd-compressed JSONL, and sifting through raw event streams line by line. dsh-session-link collapses that entire pipeline into a single click: tap the header button and a pure-ASCII @session- reference lands on the clipboard, ready to paste into any other session.

The reference renders as a blue chip in both the composer and sent messages. On the model side, the session_read tool resolves the reference and projects the event stream into clean user:/assistant: dialogue rows, skipping chunk, tool, and reasoning noise — a 7 MB log typically reads back as roughly 60 KB of usable conversation. Inputs accept exact IDs, dsh-session: URIs, or @title lookups, with optional maxChars budget and head or tail truncation controls.

Built for developers who routinely move conclusions between DSH sessions: one session does the thinking, the other builds on the result, and the context flows like a normal message instead of a manual file-transfer ritual.

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Use Cases

  • Session A reaches a conclusion; Session B references it directly without manual log export and transfer
  • Share background context across parallel DSH sessions and skip the export-unzip-read ritual
  • Model reads a full conversation via session_read, compressing a 7 MB raw log into ~60 KB of readable dialogue

Best For

  • Developers who frequently work across multiple DSH sessions in parallel
  • AI engineers who need to reuse conversation context between sessions
  • Technical users who want to cut down manual log-processing overhead