dsh-chat-import

Switching between AI coding tools is a workflow killer. You spend 20 minutes re-explaining your project in Claude Code, then open Cursor and have to start all over again. dsh-chat-import was built to end that fragmentation: it's a DeepSeek Harness plugin that imports conversation history from 18 popular AI coding tools, so whatever you left off in one tool can be picked up instantly inside DSH — no re-prompting, no lost context. As the motto goes: all sessions, continued in DSH.

This isn't a plain text export. Imported sessions carry over full context — tool calls and their results, reasoning traces, titles, model names, and timestamps — and each conversation becomes its own independent session in DSH. You can batch-import from the "Import sessions" panel in the bottom-right of the GUI, or let your agent pull conversations on demand via the import_chat tool. A scan_discover tool helps you find importable history you may have forgotten about.

Import is just half the story. The plugin can also serialize DSH sessions back to Claude Code, Codex, or Kimi Code formats, so you're never locked in. An optional "Sync" tab adds bidirectional incremental sync between external tools and DSH (off by default), with sub-agent conversations filtered out in both directions to keep things clean.

Who is this for? Developers juggling multiple AI coding assistants, teams consolidating their workflows into DSH, or anyone who wants to turn scattered AI chats into a searchable, resumable memory bank. It's classified as a memory plugin, but you'll quickly see it as a bridge — making sure no idea left "half-said yesterday" ever gets truly lost.