Kidai-Clipboard

In long multi-turn DeepSeek Harness conversations, useful drafts, key turns, and branches you want to continue often end up scattered across separate sessions. Going back to a specific node to fork from means scrolling through chat history, manually copying long passages, and having no clean path to spin off a new thread from turn N. These are everyday friction points for anyone who treats DSH as a working workspace.

Kidai-Clipboard gathers all of this into a single dockable floating window. One click captures the current input draft; another saves a full session snapshot with optional mid-conversation truncation so you keep only the turns you care about. Entries live in an Obsidian-style file tree you organize by dragging and dropping, with color-coded tags for quick retrieval. Any saved snapshot can be forked straight into a new session positioned at the chosen turn, with an automatic transcript fallback when the original session is no longer reachable. The panel docks flush against the right edge without shadow or border, resizes freely in both dimensions, collapses to a thin pill you can flick open with a leftward drag, and every layout preference—vertical or horizontal action bar, resize handle on the left edge or the bottom corner—adapts to how you work.

Built for writers, researchers, and technical users who run long DSH conversations and frequently need to revisit, compare, or branch different discussion threads. All data is stored locally with atomic writes and no external services required. Install, restart, and the sidebar action is ready to go.