DeepSeek Harness Archived Conversation Management Plugin
The jeffry-z/dsh-plugin-archived-sessions plugin is designed to solve the problem of archived sessions in DeepSeek Harness (DSH) being scattered and difficult to manage. It offers a centralized management interface for viewing, restoring, and permanently deleting sessions, with multilingual support and preference memory. Users can enable it with simple installation steps, then view the session list, restore conversations, or completely clean up data from Settings. Please note that deletion is irreversible, and legacy backups must be handled manually.
Read Moredsh-archived-sessions: DSH Archived Session Management Plugin
DeepSeek Harness (DSH) archived sessions are typically stored as log files, making them cumbersome to manage. The `dsh-archived-sessions` plugin provides a unified management entry point through the UI, supporting session listing, content previewing, restoration, and permanent deletion. Released under the MIT license, the plugin quickly caches message counts and includes safety mechanisms such as protection against accidental deletion, blocking running sessions, and handling sub-sessions. Users must install pnpm and ensure that DSH is at version 0.1.5-rc.2 or later; after installing it with the `dsh plugin` command, restart to use it.
Read More@chushiz/dsh-archive-manager: DSH Web GUI Archive Session Management Plugin
`@chushiz/dsh-archive-manager` is an archive session management plugin for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web GUI, designed to address the lack of a centralized management entry point, allowing users to browse, restore, or physically delete archived sessions. The plugin is maintained by ChuShiZ and is licensed under the MIT License. Its core features include: 1. **Browse and Search**: View sessions grouped by workspace; supports full-text search based on SQLite FTS5 indexing, capable of retrieving titles, IDs, presets, and session bodies (including user messages, AI replies, tool calls, etc.), with highlighting and filtering features provided. 2. **Preview and Actions**: Clicking a title allows you to preview the last 4 sentences of dialogue; supports "Restore and Open" to unarchive; supports batch deletion after multi-selection. Before the deletion operation...
Read Moredsh-archived-panel: View and manage archived sessions in the DeepSeek Harness sidebar
dsh-archived-panel is an MIT-licensed community plugin developed for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to provide a unified entry point for archived session management within the sidebar. The plugin supports viewing and reopening archived sessions in the Web Profile; this functionality is available immediately after installation without requiring modifications to the DSH source code. Additionally, the plugin includes advanced features: if the host environment supports `unarchiveSession` or `deleteSession`, users can perform unarchiving or permanent deletion operations. The deletion process includes a secondary confirmation and a protection mechanism for active sessions. If the host environment has not installed the necessary patch, the plugin automatically hides these operation buttons to ensure that core functionality remains unaffected. Installation requires compatibility with DSH >= 0.1.0.
Read Moredsh-archive-viewer: An Archive Session Management Plugin for DSH Web GUI
`dsh-archive-viewer` is an MIT-licensed plugin for the DSH Web GUI (currently a 3.0.0-test beta release) designed to centrally manage archived sessions. It addresses the problems of scattered access to archived sessions, inconvenient tag organization, and cumbersome log operations by providing a unified panel in the sidebar. Core features include: viewing and restoring archived sessions to their original workspaces; instant keyword search, multiple sorting options, and flexible tag-based filtering (supporting AND/OR modes); allowing users to add custom tags to sessions, with data persisted via a local HTTP API; a built-in AI assistant that leverages the DSH agent to assist with retrieval and organization, while automatically isolating internal sessions; and support for viewing paginated logs and exporting ZIP files. The plugin supports both Chinese and English, multiple layouts, and instant saving of settings, and is adapted
Read MoreDSH-Archive-Manager: Archive Session Manager for DeepSeek Harness WebUI
dsh-archive-manager is a companion plugin for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) WebUI, designed to address the issue that the native system can only hide archived sessions without providing management functionality. This plugin adds an "Archived" entry at the bottom of the sidebar, offering a unified archive session management panel with sessions grouped by workspace. Its core features include: continuing archived session chats, restoring sessions to their original workspace with one click, permanently deleting sessions (including safe termination and disk record cleanup), and instant filtering and searching based on title, workspace, or message content. Additionally, the plugin synchronizes sorting status with the official sidebar in real time, supports both Chinese and English interfaces, and displays session status. It requires Node.js >=22 and can be installed, updated, or uninstalled via the npx command. It is primarily suitable for scenarios involving frequent handling of historical sessions across multiple workspaces, but it should be noted
Read Moredsh-archived-sessions: The Archived Session Management Plugin in DSH Web Settings Page
dsh-archived-sessions is a Web settings page extension developed by MuWinds for DeepSeek Harness. It is designed to centrally manage local archived sessions, eliminating the need for cumbersome Shell operations. This plugin supports one-click installation, is compatible with Harness version 0.1.0-rc.6, and provides functionalities such as viewing session titles, creation times, disk paths, and occupied space. Users can perform release (unarchiving and restoring to the original workspace) and delete (completely clearing files, requiring two-step confirmation and being irreversible) operations within the same interface, with support for single or batch processing. Additionally, clicking on a session title expands a preview of user, assistant, and tool message details. The host side provides API support through unauthenticated same-origin POST routes, making it suitable for local development environments. After installation, it can be directly accessed at the bottom of the Web settings panel.
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