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dsh-session-management

Memory Updated 2026.09.10

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install AndyWipe13/dsh-session-management

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

Run dsh plugin install AndyWipe13/dsh-session-management in your terminal; the full source is at https://github.com/AndyWipe13/dsh-session-management and the unified session management panel will be available in DeepSeek Harness settings right after installation.

About this plugin

Juggling DSH, Claude Code, and Codex means each tool quietly builds its own pile of session logs. Revisiting old context, resuming a conversation, or pruning stale entries usually means digging through raw files. dsh-session-management unifies all three sources inside the DSH settings page, giving you one panel to list, search, preview, archive, unarchive, and batch-clean sessions across tools.

A second pillar is full-fidelity import. Local Claude Code or Codex histories are converted into resumable native DSH sessions with every piece of text, thinking chain, tool call, and result preserved. No executable tool stubs are ever fabricated. A set of safety rails keeps destructive mistakes at bay: source files are strictly read-only, live sessions are shielded from deletion, bulk actions require typing DELETE as confirmation, and every cleanup run previews before it executes.

The plugin is a good fit if you work across DSH and at least one third-party agent and want a lightweight way to consolidate scattered session history into a single searchable, resumable, and batch-manageable view. It turns the awkward cross-tool context migration into a few clicks inside the settings panel.

Use Cases

  • Review and search historical sessions from Claude Code and Codex in a single DSH settings panel
  • Import full conversation records from third-party agents into resumable native DSH sessions
  • Preview and batch-clean stale sessions while protecting active conversations from accidental deletion

Best For

  • Multi-tool users working across DSH alongside Claude Code or Codex
  • Engineers who need to preserve and restore session context across platforms
  • Developers who want to consolidate and clean up scattered session logs for lower maintenance overhead