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dsh-importer

Client Updated 2026.08.25

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install PrismScopes/dsh-importer

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

Install this plugin in DeepSeek Harness by running dsh plugin install PrismScopes/dsh-importer; source code is available at https://github.com/PrismScopes/dsh-importer

About this plugin

Conversations accumulated on chat.deepseek.com are often the most valuable context you can feed an AI, yet DSH has had no way to read them directly, leaving users to copy and paste by hand. dsh-importer closes that gap: once a token is configured, it triggers the official full export automatically and then checks for new sessions on a 2, 5, or 10-minute interval. Already-fetched sessions that receive remote updates are re-pulled on the next cycle, so your local index stays in sync with the web version.

Inside DSH Settings the new “Web Sync” section lets you search, sort, and paginate through your session list, fetch content on demand, and preview full conversations including the reasoning trace. In the Local Sessions tab, clicking “Send” drops a prompt that references the session file into the input box, and the AI reads the complete conversation through its file-reading tool with no manual pasting required. Tokens are stored only on the node side and the API validates the Origin header, keeping credentials safe.

If you use the DeepSeek web interface daily and want to pull historical conversations into DSH as reusable context for multi-turn analysis, comparison, or follow-up work, dsh-importer eliminates manual data transfer entirely and turns your web chat history into a living context source.

Use Cases

  • Send a past web-chat conversation to the AI as context without copy-pasting
  • Auto-fetch full session content during multi-turn follow-ups so the AI can read and continue the analysis
  • Keep a local session index in sync with new web-chat conversations on a configurable interval

Best For

  • Heavy users of the DeepSeek web interface who want their chat history accessible inside DSH
  • Developers or researchers who repeatedly reference, compare, or iterate on multi-turn conversations
  • Teams that prefer automated context prep over manual copy-paste workflows