dsh-session-export

DSH sessions sit quietly on your local disk, and when you need to back up, migrate, or tidy them up, there is no convenient single step to do so. dsh-session-export closes that gap: export any local session to the format you need, without digging through raw log files by hand.

The plugin ships two core tools. session_list enumerates every local session by title, working directory, and creation time, with keyword filtering for quick lookup; session_export renders the chosen session as Markdown (preserving user and assistant messages, tool calls with results, and reasoning steps) or as structured JSON for downstream pipelines. It natively reads both zstd-compressed logs (.jsonl.zstd, the DSH default) and plain-text logs (.jsonl), and is a pure Node implementation with zero third-party runtime dependencies.

Whether you want a regular backup of conversation history, a polished Markdown export for team docs or a blog post, or a JSON dump to feed a knowledge base for summarization and analytics, dsh-session-export covers the need with minimal setup. Paired with dsh-session-search for cross-session full-text search and dsh-context-dashboard for token and context stats, it forms a complete local session management toolkit.