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dsh-session-cleaner

Memory Updated 2026.08.21

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install TheM14/dsh-session-cleaner

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

Run dsh plugin install TheM14/dsh-session-cleaner in your terminal to install the plugin; the source repository is available at https://github.com/TheM14/dsh-session-cleaner .

About this plugin

dsh-session-cleaner fills a gap in DeepSeek Harness: unified management of archived conversations. A new "Archived Conversations" panel in Settings lets you browse sessions by workspace, see their title, creation time, log and live status, restore a session to its original workspace with an instant sidebar refresh, or permanently delete one through a rollback-aware quarantine and commit flow so a mis-step can be undone.

Beyond restore and delete, the plugin sweeps out ghost archive entries, orphan workspace slots, orphan projection-cache rows, and quarantined logs that accumulate over time. The most practical feature is "Continue with a new preset": pick any available system or user preset and the plugin spawns a child session carrying the full event history, leaving the source log and archive state untouched and the target preset intact after a cold restart.

Built for developers who manage multiple workspaces in Harness, have a growing pile of archived sessions, want a safety net around deletion, and prefer inheriting old history without manually copying events. The plugin does not alter host menus or rewrite a source session header or event history, and its UI follows the host semantic design tokens and active theme.

Use Cases

  • Archived sessions pile up and need a single place to browse, restore, or permanently delete
  • Want to delete a session while ensuring no log, registry, or cache residue remains
  • Continue an old session under a new preset without manually copying its event history

Best For

  • Developers managing multiple workspaces in DeepSeek Harness
  • Users with large volumes of archived sessions who want rollback-protected deletion
  • Developers who want to safely inherit old session history without manual copying