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dsh-plugin-archive-manager

Client Updated 2026.08.19

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install piaohua/dsh-plugin-archive-manager

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

Run dsh plugin install piaohua/dsh-plugin-archive-manager in the DeepSeek Harness terminal; the full source code is available at https://github.com/piaohua/dsh-plugin-archive-manager; restart dsh web after installation to activate the plugin.

About this plugin

DSH lets you archive sessions, but once archived they vanish from every group view. The official UI provides no way to view or unarchive them—the underlying data is still there, it just lacks a door. If you have ever accidentally archived an important conversation, or want a recoverable archival layer when tidying up your workspaces, this plugin fills that gap.

dsh-plugin-archive-manager adds a complete view-and-restore workflow to the DSH Web client. Archived sessions can be toggled back into their original position in the workspace list with a dimmed title for distinction; a one-click unarchive in the row menu restores them persistently; and a new workspace-level archive hides an entire group while keeping each session's own archive state fully independent. All changes travel through DSH's official persistence pipeline, staying consistent across tabs and restarts with no extra event pipeline needed.

Ideal for DSH users who juggle multiple workspaces, regularly reorganize sessions, and want to keep a recoverable history rather than hard-deleting content. The plugin works via the framework's supported slot-override mechanism and leaves zero residue when removed.

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Use Cases

  • Accidentally archived a session and need to restore it to its original spot
  • Tidying up workspaces while keeping old sessions available on demand
  • Shelving an entire workspace with one click and bringing it back later
  • Archive changes propagate across all open tabs instantly

Best For

  • DSH users juggling multiple workspaces and many sessions
  • Users who archive regularly but always want a recoverable record
  • Users who want to extend the DSH web client beyond stock behavior