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dsh-archive-viewer

Memory Updated 2026.08.25

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install csiroqa/dsh-archive-viewer

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

Run dsh plugin install csiroqa/dsh-archive-viewer in your terminal to install; full source code is available at https://github.com/csiroqa/dsh-archive-viewer

About this plugin

After weeks of daily use, a DeepSeek Harness sidebar tends to become a graveyard of finished and half-finished sessions. Hunting down a specific decision log means scrolling through dozens of cards, and the hard-won lessons from those conversations stay scattered, never distilled into anything you can search or revisit. dsh-archive-viewer turns archiving from a one-off chore into a continuously running memory system: sessions idle past a configurable threshold are archived automatically, a folder tree keeps them organized, and when a session closes the plugin calls your LLM to produce a structured digest (goals, key decisions, reusable takeaways, open issues) that lands in a local, full-text-searchable experience library.

The panel covers the full lifecycle of an archived session: read conversation history, batch-export ZIPs, restore a session back to its original workspace group, star or annotate it, and hit the power button in the session header to shut DSH down gracefully with every log and attachment intact. All state (folder assignments, bookmarks, summaries) persists under the local archive_snapshots directory with no cloud dependency.

Built for developers who use DSH long-term for engineering, writing, or research and want a tidy workspace paired with a searchable personal knowledge base that grows with every completed session.

Use Cases

  • A sidebar full of finished sessions that need batch archiving by project or topic
  • Distilling key decisions and hard-won lessons into searchable, structured summaries after a project wraps up
  • Shutting down DSH gracefully at the end of a day while keeping every log and attachment restorable

Best For

  • Developers who use DSH daily for engineering, writing, or research and accumulate many sessions over time
  • Individual users who want a tidy workspace with automatic end-of-session archiving
  • Developers or small teams who prefer local-only knowledge management without cloud dependencies