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dsh-remember

Memory Updated 2026.09.12

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install Arborsm/dsh-remember

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

Run dsh plugin install Arborsm/dsh-remember in your terminal to install the plugin; the source code is available at https://github.com/Arborsm/dsh-remember .

About this plugin

If you work on long-running projects with DeepSeek Harness, the most frustrating part is context loss: every new session starts from zero, and you end up re-explaining project background, past decisions, and pitfalls you have already gone through. dsh-remember lets the model remember on its own—it scans idle sessions in the background, distills useful experience into a set of plain Markdown memory files, injects a summary at the start of each subsequent conversation, and greps the originals on demand when details are needed.

The whole design avoids vector databases and external services. Every memory is a text file under ~/.dsh-memory/ that you can open, search, and version with Git. Built-in capabilities include automatic extraction, incremental consolidation with pruning of stale never-cited entries, automatic recall with a configurable token cap, one-click translation with incremental caching, and gzip bundle export/import with content-hash dedup. A sidebar status panel and memory viewer let you inspect, manage, or pause everything at any time.

If you frequently have multi-round, cross-day, cross-project conversations with dsh and want memories that stay fully local, human-readable, and under your control without any third-party service, dsh-remember is built for you.

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Use Cases

  • Maintaining project context automatically across multi-day conversations
  • Eliminating repetitive background and preference explanations in new sessions
  • Accumulating and managing AI session experience locally as Markdown files

Best For

  • Engineers running long-term development projects on dsh
  • Independent developers who prioritize data locality and privacy
  • Heavy AI users who need cross-session experience accumulation without external services