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dsh-clipboard-history

Memory Updated 2026.08.16

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install qqyumidi/dsh-clipboard-history

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

Run dsh plugin install qqyumidi/dsh-clipboard-history in your terminal, or install directly from the GitHub repository at https://github.com/qqyumidi/dsh-clipboard-history, to enable the clipboard history plugin in DeepSeek Harness.

About this plugin

The system clipboard keeps only the most recent item; everything else vanishes the moment you copy again. For developers who constantly juggle code snippets, shell commands, API tokens, or config values, losing that history is a daily nuisance.

dsh-clipboard-history turns the clipboard into a searchable local timeline. It polls the system clipboard every 1.5 seconds across macOS, Linux, and Windows, storing each entry in a local JSON file (capped at 500 entries; older ones are evicted automatically). A small web panel, accessible from the clipboard icon in the DSH session title bar, lets you search by keyword, copy any entry back to the clipboard, delete individual items, pause or resume monitoring, and clear the entire history. On the agent side, the plugin registers four model tools (clipboard_get, clipboard_history_search, clipboard_copy, clipboard_history_delete) so the LLM can read the current clipboard, search past entries, write new content, or remove a specific record by ID mid-conversation.

Whether you are a developer who copy-pastes all day or a DSH user who wants the agent to manipulate the clipboard directly, this plugin fits the bill. Everything stays on your machine, no external services required, and it works out of the box on all three major platforms.

Use Cases

  • Finding a specific command or code snippet copied hours ago from a flood of entries
  • Letting the Agent read the current clipboard or search past entries by keyword in conversation
  • Carrying clipboard history seamlessly between macOS and Linux workstations

Best For

  • Developers who copy-paste code, shell commands, and configs all day long
  • DSH users who want the Agent to read and write the clipboard directly in conversation
  • Privacy-conscious users who prefer local-only storage over cloud-based services