dsh-delete-chat

After weeks of daily use, DeepSeek Harness tends to accumulate dozens of historical sessions in the sidebar, with no built-in page to review, hide, or clean them up at a glance. dsh-delete-chat fills that gap: it adds a "Session Manager" page under Settings that lists every session with its title, working directory, and creation time, neatly split into Archived and Active groups so you can see at a glance which records are still relevant and which have long been stale.

The workflow revolves around three actions. Archiving simply hides a session from the sidebar while its log file remains intact on disk, so the operation is fully reversible with a single unarchive click. Deleting, by contrast, is permanent but guarded by strict safety rails: running sessions cannot be deleted at all, the first confirm click reveals the exact file path that will be removed, and a second explicit click is required before anything is actually deleted. The host process only touches the session's own session.jsonl* persistence artifact, refuses backends that expose no per-session file (such as a SQLite store), and respects shell sandbox denials rather than forcing removal.

If you have been running DeepSeek Harness for a while and your session list has grown unwieldy, dsh-delete-chat gives you a lightweight, browser-based way to sort, archive, and finally clean up old records without ever reaching into $DSH_HOME/sessions by hand.