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dsh-sess

Client Updated 2026.08.21

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install youridol/dsh-sess

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

Install the dsh-sess plugin into your DSH web UI profile with the official command dsh plugin install youridol/dsh-sess, then restart the web UI to find the Session Manager under Settings; the source code is hosted at https://github.com/youridol/dsh-sess.

About this plugin

Native DeepSeek Harness still lacks a way to permanently delete a session, and archiving is one-way: once archived, a session disappears from every management surface. dsh-sess closes both gaps by mounting a Session Manager panel into the DSH web UI settings page, where you can permanently delete cold sessions and list, rename, or delete archived ones, all without touching a single line of harness source code.

Everything is built strictly on the public APIs of deepseek-ai/deepseek-harness. Deletion is guarded: only cold sessions (not open in the running process) can be removed, and any live session is refused with a clear, localized message. Archived-session management goes through the official session/rename path for inline renaming and the workspaceRegistry detach API for releasing accounting on delete. Each sidebar session row also gains a Delete session entry below Archive, so the action is reachable without leaving the list.

If you run the DSH web UI and accumulate stale logs or a growing archive over time, dsh-sess is a lightweight add-on: install it into your profile, restart the web UI, and the new settings section is ready. No forking, no upstream patches, no headless or CLI changes.

Use Cases

  • Permanently delete stale cold sessions and release their workspace accounting
  • Rename or purge outdated entries in the archived-session panel
  • Quickly locate and delete a specific session from the sidebar row menu

Best For

  • Developers who manage multiple sessions daily in the DSH web UI
  • Harness users who need to periodically clean up their archive
  • Plugin developers who want to extend DSH without forking upstream code