dsh-memory-dashboard

If you have dsh-tdai-memory and the TencentDB Agent Memory backend running but lack a convenient way to browse your locally accumulated memory data, dsh-memory-dashboard fills that gap. Instead of spinning up a separate dashboard, it drops a Memory entry point right at the top of the Harness conversation page, so you can switch perspective between active dialogue and the L0-through-L3 memory layers at a glance.

The experience is deliberately restrained and practical: the Overview pane surfaces per-layer counts, current layer share, and session stats in one view; the Layer Selector stays in sync with the record list, with local search and incremental loading; tapping a single memory opens a mobile-friendly Bottom Sheet with technical metadata collapsed by default. Most importantly, when a memory entry can be traced back to its originating session, you get a one-click jump back to that Harness conversation to restore full context.

This plugin is best suited for developers who have already deployed dsh-tdai-memory, have a local vectors.db in place, and want to inspect memory structure in read-only mode without touching the backend. It registers GET routes only, opens SQLite in read-only mode, writes nothing, and makes no TencentDB API calls, making it safe to keep active in production.