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dsh-atuin

Memory Updated 2026.08.14

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install RealAlexandreAI/dsh-atuin

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

Run dsh plugin install RealAlexandreAI/dsh-atuin in your DeepSeek Harness terminal to install the plugin; the source repository is at https://github.com/RealAlexandreAI/dsh-atuin

About this plugin

Every prompt you submit in DeepSeek Harness vanishes the moment it is sent. There is no terminal, no history list, no Ctrl-R to look back. dsh-atuin closes that gap by listening to the prompts you personally type and writing each one into your local atuin history database, where atuin search or a simple Ctrl-R brings any past input back instantly.

The plugin follows a strict minimum-record policy: only your own typed prompts are captured, never AI replies, tool-call output, or file contents. A regex-based deny list suppresses sensitive input, a configurable max_len truncates unusually long entries, and a session-title filter scopes recording to specific conversations. Everything stays in your local atuin DB under ~/.local/share/atuin/history.db with zero network traffic. If atuin is absent or its daemon is down, the plugin silently skips recording so your session never breaks.

If you already lean on atuin for shell history and work with DeepSeek Harness day in, day out, dsh-atuin unifies both inputs under a single retrieval entry point. One local database, one atuin search, and every prompt you have ever typed is within reach—no extra logging tool to install or maintain.

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Use Cases

  • Recall the exact wording of a prompt typed days earlier
  • Use atuin search to locate a key prompt from a past session
  • Exclude prompts containing secrets via the regex deny list

Best For

  • Developers who rely on atuin for shell history and use DeepSeek Harness daily
  • Users seeking a single retrieval point for all typed prompts without extra tooling
  • Privacy-conscious users who require all history to remain on the local machine