dsh-plugin-archived-sessions

Archiving a session in DeepSeek Harness removes it from the workspace tree, the flat list, and search all at once. The log still sits on disk, yet the UI offers no way back: no unarchive button, no show-archived toggle, no path to re-open that record. dsh-plugin-archived-sessions fills exactly that gap by adding an Archived entry at the foot of the sidebar, right beside Settings, with a live count of how many sessions are hidden there.

Clicking the entry reveals the full list, filterable by title or workspace. Selecting any row opens a read-only transcript reader inside the panel with backwards pagination through the entire conversation. The reader renders user prompts, assistant replies, reasoning steps, labelled and clamped injected context, and the names of tools that were invoked—all as plain text, deliberately avoiding the shell's Markdown and tool-card components. The plugin is strictly read-only: it never mutates session state, never writes host storage, never wakes an Agent, and ships an empty Node module. No harness source is modified.

It is built for developers who have accumulated a backlog of archived sessions over time and occasionally need to revisit an older reasoning trace, as well as for team workspaces where one member archives a session that others still want to consult. It does not unarchive; it simply gives those vanished records a window you can open.