dsh-resume-plugin

If you regularly split your workflow between Codex, Claude Code, and DeepSeek Harness, you know the gap: after a productive sprint in an external agent, pulling that context back into DSH usually means manual copy-paste or filling gaps from memory. dsh-resume-plugin compresses that ritual into a single command. It reads the external session transcript as untrusted static history, distills a concise handoff summary, verifies the current repository state, and resumes work directly inside the active DSH session—without spawning Codex or Claude Code or re-delegating tasks back to them.

The plugin ships two built-in skills, /resume-codex and /resume-claude, and lets you target the most recent session, a specific session ID, a rollout or transcript file path, or a title keyword. If a keyword matches multiple sessions, it lists candidates and asks you to choose rather than guessing. A shared reader strips system/developer messages and reasoning/thinking content, explicitly labels all recovered material as untrusted static history, caps tool-output text lengths, and reports malformed or unknown records so external content cannot silently pollute the live toolchain.

It is built for developers who routinely switch between multiple AI coding tools—using Codex or Claude Code for focused sub-tasks while returning to DeepSeek Harness as their primary workbench—and want the handoff to take one line instead of a wall of pasted text.