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dsh-pin-sessions

Client Updated 2026.09.04

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install fallow5/dsh-pin-sessions

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

Run dsh plugin install fallow5/dsh-pin-sessions in DeepSeek Harness to install; source available at https://github.com/fallow5/dsh-pin-sessions

About this plugin

When working with DeepSeek Harness day to day, the workspace sidebar grows with every new session, and the workflows you return to most often end up buried at the bottom. Older sessions you no longer need still clutter the list, and deciding whether to delete or keep them becomes friction. dsh-pin-sessions separates these two concerns cleanly: pin the sessions you use regularly to the very top of the sidebar, and move stale ones into a dedicated archive panel for organised management.

The core design is Pin = Archive. Pinning a session automatically hides it from its workspace browser; unpinning restores it in one step, with no manual back-and-forth. The archive panel offers workspace grouping, 20-per-page pagination, per-row restore, and batch delete, giving you a clear lifecycle view of every session. Right-click context-menu integration lets you pin or unpin without opening any panel, working smoothly alongside the existing dsh-session-context-menu plugin.

It is built for users who switch across several workspaces daily, keep a handful of fixed routines they want one-click access to, or prefer to batch-clean inactive sessions without touching the ones in play. The plugin does not alter session execution logic; it simply adds a favourites row to the sidebar and a recycle bin to your settings, staying lightweight and out of the way.

Use Cases

  • Quick access to recurring workflows across multiple workspaces
  • Batch-clean stale sessions while keeping per-row restore capability
  • One-click pin or unpin via right-click context menu

Best For

  • Daily DeepSeek Harness users switching between multiple workspaces
  • Developers with fixed routines they want one-click access to
  • Users who want a tidy sidebar with organised session lifecycle