dsh-wiki-bridge

After hundreds of turns with an AI assistant, the most useful conclusions are buried in chat history while your Obsidian vault sits on disk, completely invisible to the model. Archiving is manual, retrieval depends on memory, and context is copy-pasted by hand. dsh-wiki-bridge closes that gap: it plugs DeepSeek Harness directly into your Obsidian vault so conversations both read and write your notes, turning the _约定.md style of filing rules into an executable workflow.

The plugin ships five host tools. wiki_search runs relevance-ranked full-text search across the vault. wiki_read pulls a single note in full Markdown. wiki_write enforces auto-generated frontmatter, a tag whitelist, a duplicate-check prompt, and a default inbox destination before anything hits disk. wiki_check audits the vault for broken links, missing metadata, and oversized lines. wiki_archive walks the inbox through categorization, frontmatter refresh, and homepage registration in one pass. An automatic lexicon watches every pre-step: when the conversation mentions a vault title, tag, or keyword, the top three matching note summaries are injected as context with weighted scoring (title 3, tag 2, body 1). Chit-chat that hits nothing costs zero, and credentials are redacted before any write.

This is for people who already run DeepSeek Harness for daily conversations and keep a personal knowledge base in Obsidian. You do not need to restructure your notes or patch the DSH installation. Install the plugin, point it at your vault path, and your AI sessions start working alongside the notes you already have.