dsh-memento-tab

Upstream dsh-memento gives DSH a memory layer, but searching, rewriting, consolidating, and exporting memory entries all live in the command line with no visible surface to manage the library as a whole. dsh-memento-tab is a companion plugin (not a fork) that moves every /memory verb into a fourth session tab: four budget cards with progress bars, 220ms-debounced substring search with track and scope filters, inline editing and deletion, checkbox-driven consolidation, proposal approve and reject, full-library export and atomic import, adapter format cards, and an audit trail, all in one closed loop.

A few design choices deserve a second look. The read path uses listEntries instead of query, so opening the tab, typing in the search box, or toggling filters never bumps recall_count; your browsing does not reorder the very list you are looking at, nor does it shift the model retrieval ranking. Writes have no privileged channel: every mutation walks the same approval waterfall that a model memory-tool call would, and writePolicy set to off means off with no tab bypass. Upstream can only affect this plugin through published seams, so version bumps never cause merge conflicts.

Best for users who rely on dsh-memento memory layer day to day and regularly need to tidy, consolidate, or migrate entries across workspaces: check a budget, rewrite a line, merge three into one, export and walk away, without reaching for /memory subcommands over and over.