dsh-memory

Your DSH agent forgets everything between sessions—preferences you mentioned last week, agreements you reached, project context—gone the moment you close the page. dsh-memory adds a durable, semantically searchable memory layer using a few hundred bytes of SQLite and one embedding call per write, with no extra vector database or sidecar containers to babysit.

Two tools do the heavy lifting: memory_add auto-vectorizes on write and runs a cosine dedup pass (entries with similarity >= 0.9 merge into the existing row, keeping the newest wording); memory_search ranks by embedding cosine similarity first, then blends in keyword-hit weighting, falling back to pure bigram matching when embeddings are unavailable, with an 8-second timeout so a bad network never hangs the session. Type /mem followed by a question in the composer and the agent retrieves memory first, renders results as a collapsible card, then answers from that context.

Built for developers and personal users running DSH web or headless profiles who want their agent to genuinely remember without spinning up another service. Every config option is optional, a missing API key or database degrades gracefully, and the plugin is designed so it can never crash the DSH tree on startup.