dsh-notebook

Working in DeepSeek Harness, you keep hitting content worth saving — a useful answer, a selected passage, a diagram — but pulling out a separate notes app breaks the flow. dsh-notebook solves that by putting a lean, local notebook directly in the DSH sidebar: no rich-text editor, no cloud sync, no version history. Open it, write, move on.

The core loop is write it down, bring it in. Give a note a title and a body, paste or drop in images (up to 10 MB each, 20 per note), and click Done to file it. When you need it back, click the title to copy the body into the clipboard, or type @ in the composer to reference a note as an atomic chip that sends only the body to the model. Since v0.2, selecting any text in a conversation surfaces a floating "To notebook" action, and every answer carries a small notebook icon that saves the full reply in one click. Images are decoded by the host into $DSH_HOME/storages/notebook-attachments/ using atomic writes (temp file, fsync, rename under a mutex); if the disk is not writable the host falls back to in-memory storage and the UI shows a degraded banner.

It is built for DSH users who want a zero-dependency, offline-first scratchpad: researchers collecting snippets, developers stashing code ideas, writers gathering material — all within the conversation, no context-switching required, and nothing lost when the tab closes.