dsh-talk-map

When you have many DeepSeek Harness sessions open at once, tabs and lists make it easy to lose track of where a conversation lives. dsh-talk-map turns every session into a card on an infinite whiteboard, and location becomes your memory anchor: drag an important conversation to the bottom-left, and it stays there—nothing rearranges your cards automatically. For ADHD users this is like offloading working memory into space; for everyone else, it simply makes switching between threads faster.

Core interactions are intentionally direct. Double-click empty canvas to start a new session exactly where you clicked. Drag a line from a card's right handle onto empty space to preview and edit the context digest to inject, then confirm—a new session is forked that already knows the old conversation. Each card's front is a resume surface showing the title, the digest's next step, relative time, and running state, so one glance tells you what to do next. After a session goes idle, the plugin automatically generates a three-field digest (summary / key findings / next step) using your deployment's default model; you can also hit ⟳ on a card to regenerate it manually.

The map's own interface is bilingual, and your language choice is remembered across restarts. Native dsh fork/subagent lineage is rendered as dashed edges, while your manual injection edges are solid—provenance is visible at a glance. If you juggle several projects in parallel, need to resume a discussion from days ago, or just don't want to drown in tabs, this plugin is for you.