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dsh-session-explorer

Web Tools Updated 2026.08.26

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install Zn-Dk/dsh-session-explorer

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

Run dsh plugin install Zn-Dk/dsh-session-explorer in the DeepSeek Harness terminal to install this plugin, whose source lives at https://github.com/Zn-Dk/dsh-session-explorer; after installation, restart DSH Web and the Session Explorer entry will appear in the sidebar.

About this plugin

As a DSH user, your session archive grows fast and a single tool error, assistant reasoning step, or plugin-injected skill prompt can easily get buried under dozens of turns. dsh-session-explorer adds message-level full-text search to the DSH Web UI, covering four message types (user, assistant, steering, tool). The search runs on a SQLite FTS5 trigram index that handles arbitrary substrings without Chinese tokenization, and each hit opens in a read-only context panel where the focused message auto-scrolls to center. One click jumps you straight into the real session. Duplicate messages shared across fork or continued sessions are deduplicated automatically, so you always land on the copy with a complete title and the most recent index timestamp.

Beyond search, the plugin ships a session-overview card grid with filtering by main or sub-agent, text search, and time-based sorting, plus two rebuild modes (incremental and full) that run an integrity and readability health check before execution and recommend the right one. The interface is fully bilingual and follows the DSH Host locale setting with instant switching, no extra configuration required.

If you regularly run long, multi-skill sessions and need to retrace specific tool arguments, error summaries, or assistant reasoning chains, or if you maintain a shared session archive where your team has to locate the context of a particular invocation quickly, this plugin saves you a lot of manual scrolling time.

Use Cases

  • Quickly locate a tool error or assistant reasoning step across hundreds of turns
  • Search shared session archives for the context of a specific skill invocation
  • Trace a system-injected prompt that recurs across forked sessions

Best For

  • DSH users who regularly run long multi-skill sessions
  • Developers who need to retrace tool arguments and error summaries
  • Platform maintainers managing shared session archives for their teams