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dsh-session-workbench

Client Updated 2026.09.05

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install PolinniZhong/dsh-session-workbench

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

Run dsh plugin install PolinniZhong/dsh-session-workbench in your terminal to install the plugin; source code is at https://github.com/PolinniZhong/dsh-session-workbench .

About this plugin

DeepSeek Harness ships with a SQLite FTS5 full-text index and a cross-session reference mechanism, yet neither has ever exposed a UI. Your past conversations sit in a database with no way to discover, browse, or reuse them. dsh-session-workbench fills that gap with a sidebar entry called Session Workbench that turns searching across every past session into a three-step loop: find a snippet, locate the exact message, and recall it as context.

The core experience is snippet-level search. Results appear as fragment cards with the matched sentence highlighted and surrounding context lazy-loaded. Clicking Locate opens the old session, pages the window back, and scrolls to that exact message with a flash highlight. Expand a card to see other hits in the same session. Check up to three sessions and they enter the input as reference chips; on send, the platform injects read-only snapshots so the AI answers with your historical context. Archived sessions remain searchable by default, and the conversation tab bar supports show/hide toggles plus drag-and-drop reordering — all fully local with zero network requests.

If you have built up a large library of DSH conversations and frequently need to recall what you discussed, implemented, or decided weeks ago, this plugin turns that hidden history into a searchable, referenceable knowledge base that works right where you type.

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Use Cases

  • Recall a specific discussion or implementation from a past session
  • Inject multiple old sessions as context into the current question
  • Hide unused views and reorder the conversation tab bar

Best For

  • Power users with a large growing library of DSH conversations
  • Users who frequently need cross-session context for new questions
  • Developers who want built-in style conversation view management