dsh-cc-haha-memory

Every DeepSeek Harness session starts with a blank context window. Preferences you stated last week, project conventions, debugging conclusions—all gone the moment the session ends. dsh-cc-haha-memory fills that gap with a persistent, file-backed memory layer: when a user says "remember this," the plugin triggers a visible tool call that writes a real Markdown file to disk, so memory becomes a searchable, editable asset instead of an ephemeral prompt.

The design rests on three pillars. First, isolated file storage: each memory is its own Markdown file with a short index in MEMORY.md; updates target explicit memory IDs and preserve history, eliminating silent overwrites from fuzzy title guesses. Second, scoped context injection: each turn loads only global plus current-project memories, recalling at most five relevant entries based on the question, rather than flooding the context with every project at once. Third, automation and a Web UI: a background reviewer evaluates each conversation turn at a configurable interval for information worth keeping long-term, and a "Memory" tab at the top of the session page provides search, create, edit, and delete, plus non-destructive import from existing Claude Code memories.

Ideal for developers running multiple projects in DSH who want context to carry across sessions without manually pasting background notes each time. The plugin runs entirely on native DSH events and tool interfaces—no extra services required—so it is ready to accumulate memories as soon as DSH is restarted after installation.