dsh-conversation-recycle-bin：为 DSH Web 提供可恢复的对话删除
dsh-conversation-recycle-bin（HERO476，0.3.5）为 DeepSeek Harness Web 提供删除对话能力：默认软删除与回收站、可选级联删除灵枢关联记忆、审计留痕与单会话事务回滚。文章介绍槽位入口、确认框与批量限流、install_bundle 安装方式及典型操作，并说明 DSH_HOME 权限、双 Host 并发与未登记工作区策略等注意点。
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: Force Deletion to Recycle Bin
`dsh-plugin-recycle-bin` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin for the Windows platform, designed to prevent AI agents from accidentally deleting or maliciously destroying files. It intercepts destructive commands such as `del`, `rm`, and `shred`, forcing deletion operations to use the system Recycle Bin. It also provides the `file_trash` tool, which supports pausing execution when storage capacity is insufficient and checking the Recycle Bin status. The plugin primarily depends on the DSH host environment, supports Windows only, and is suitable for scenarios requiring strict control over file operation permissions.
Read More@huangzhaoyu/dsh-trashbin: DSH Trashbin (Deletion Cooldown Zone)
`@huangzhaoyu/dsh-trashbin` adds a trash bin mechanism to DeepSeek Harness (DSH), resolving the issue that archived sessions cannot be recovered. The plugin supports restoring archived sessions, automatic cleanup after 7 days, and manual deletion, while ensuring data safety and not modifying core files. The article explains the specific steps for installing the plugin via command line, scripts, or manual setup, and describes its browser localStorage-based state storage, on-demand automatic cleanup logic, and file structure.
Read Moreimrascal/dsh-archive: DeepSeek Harness Plugin for Archived Sessions and Recycle Bin Management
imrascal/dsh-archive is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) version 0.1.0-rc.5 and later, designed to centrally manage archived sessions and the trash can via the settings panel. The plugin supports Windows, macOS, and Linux platforms and requires Node.js >= 22.0.0. Its core features include viewing archived sessions that are hidden in the sidebar but preserved in records, and supporting single or batch recovery. Users can move archived sessions to the trash (stored in `~/.dsh/trash`); this operation is reversible by default, allowing for subsequent recovery or permanent clearing (purge/empty trash), the latter of which is irreversible and requires a confirmation dialog. The plugin adopts a dual-path design with native and fallback, performing checks at startup.
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