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archive-restore

Memory Updated 2026.09.02

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install swxs/archive-restore

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

Run dsh plugin install swxs/archive-restore in the DeepSeek Harness terminal to install this plugin; full source code is available at https://github.com/swxs/archive-restore .

About this plugin

Archiving a conversation in the DSH Web client takes one click; locating it again later is where the real friction starts—scrolling through lists, recalling fuzzy titles, guessing which workspace it belonged to. archive-restore is a lightweight plugin built specifically for that post-archiving retrieval-and-restore workflow.

Once installed, an Archive tab appears at the bottom of the sidebar. Open the panel and you can search by title, workspace name, or Session ID prefix, and filter instantly with workspace chips. Sessions are listed in most-recently-archived order, each showing its original workspace and a global archive sequence number. Hover over a row and click the circular-arrow icon at the end; the session snaps back to its pre-archive position with its seat intact, and the workspace view refreshes immediately. Under the hood the plugin only touches archive bookkeeping—conversation logs are never modified—and in-flight live sessions are safely refused to prevent accidental disruption.

If you regularly sort, archive, and later restore conversations across multiple workspaces, or you prefer to shelve a side discussion and pull it back only when you need it again, archive-restore turns that cycle from a hunt into a search-and-restore in seconds.

Use Cases

  • Quickly locate and restore an archived session to its original spot
  • Search archived conversations across workspaces by title, name, or ID
  • Pull back a parked side discussion with one click when it is needed again

Best For

  • Heavy DSH users who frequently archive and recall conversations
  • Teams running multiple workspaces that need clean conversation management
  • Administrators who want safe operations that never modify conversation logs