dsh-session-import

Switching between Codex, Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Cursor, and a dozen other AI coding assistants means your conversation history ends up scattered across proprietary directories and formats. Reviewing, resuming, or archiving those sessions is a real pain. dsh-session-import solves exactly that: it parses sessions from 15+ mainstream coding agents into native DeepSeek Harness session-log events—complete with reasoning blocks, tool calls, and results—so they render faithfully in the Web UI and remain resumable, eliminating format fragmentation once and for all.

Beyond import, the plugin offers bidirectional export (dsh sessions can be reversed into generic JSON, Markdown, or a plain transcript), privacy redaction (automatically detecting and masking API keys, phone numbers, email addresses, national IDs, IP addresses, and bank card numbers), and knowledge extraction—distilling decisions, code snippets, and project conventions from conversations, deduplicating them, and writing the results into local memory so every interaction leaves behind reusable assets. You can drive it through a Web multi-select wizard, conversational model tools, a slash command, a REST API, or a programmatic service interface, whichever interaction style feels most natural.

Built for developers and teams who work across multiple AI coding tools and want to unify their session history, resume conversations across tools, and surface project knowledge from past dialogs. Whether you are migrating a backlog of Codex or Claude Code sessions in one go or simply switching tools day to day, this plugin becomes the central hub for all of your conversations.