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dsh-tiddlywiki

Client Updated 2026.09.05

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install bbqisbbq/dsh-tiddlywiki

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

Run dsh plugin install bbqisbbq/dsh-tiddlywiki in the DeepSeek Harness terminal to install the plugin. Source code: https://github.com/bbqisbbq/dsh-tiddlywiki. Restart dsh web after installation to activate.

About this plugin

When your agent is grinding away in the background, you are left staring at the chat with half-formed thoughts, meeting points, or quick ideas that deserve a home but do not deserve a context switch. dsh-tiddlywiki embeds TiddlyWiki 5 inside DSH as a shared persistent knowledge base for both the AI and you, doubling as a zero-config git backup so nothing is ever lost.

The plugin delivers three layers of capability. On the agent side, ten tools cover search, read, write, batch write, rename, delete, recent changes, tag listing, git sync, and conflict resolution, following a pull-before-work, sync-after discipline. On the human side, three entry points layer naturally: a floating quick-note card powered by CodeMirror 6 (drafts auto-save and survive refreshes), a full TW5 inline editor in the center panel (served through a same-origin proxy that works over Tailscale, intranet, or HTTPS, and follows DSH's dark or light theme without ever writing back to the wiki), and a toolbar button that injects the current note into any agent session—optionally with a work-mode preset, a permission preset, and supplementary instructions.

It is built for DSH power users who want to accumulate meeting notes, decision logs, research fragments, and stray thoughts into a structured, searchable wiki without standing up a separate note-taking stack. One wiki folder, one git remote, and a shared growing second brain that both you and the agent can read from and write to.

Use Cases

  • Jot down meeting notes and send them to the agent in one click so it can generate action items
  • Capture stray thoughts while the agent works, then ask it to structure them into a full document later
  • Store research notes and decision logs in the wiki so the agent can retrieve them as long-term context

Best For

  • DSH power users who want to accumulate structured notes without a separate app
  • Makers who prefer one plain-text folder plus git over spinning up Notion or Obsidian
  • Users who want their agent to have a readable, searchable, version-controlled long-term memory