dsh-move-session

Moving a conversation between workspaces is a recurring need in any multi-workspace dsh setup. The official fork creates a new session that inherits the current default model rather than the source session's actual model and presets, and offers no option to archive the original. dsh-move-session adds a Move Session entry to the session header and the sidebar context menu, filling that gap precisely. Migration performs an event-level full copy of an idle session: every message, tool call, title, agent preset, provider/model, and request/header event is preserved verbatim. The copy inherits the source session's last request/header model and agent preset, and lineage is recorded via parentSession in the same semantic as the official fork. After the move you choose whether to keep or archive the original, and the sidebar updates across all open tabs in real time without a page reload. If the target workspace already contains a session with the same name, the copy receives an auto-incremented suffix such as [MS1] or [MS2] to avoid collisions.

The plugin is dependency-free, modifies zero lines of dsh source, and ships as-is with no build step. It is built for developers who maintain multiple workspaces and need to relocate sessions between scratch and production areas; users who want a true move (copy plus optional archive) rather than copying and then manually cleaning up; and teams that demand full integrity of session logs, tool-call records, and model configurations down to the last event.

Core capabilities at a glance: cross-workspace event-level full copy, model and preset inheritance, keep-or-archive-the-original choice, automatic same-name disambiguation, real-time sidebar refresh across tabs, idle-session-only safety check, and target-directory pre-validation that prevents orphan copies before any write occurs.