dsh-agentmemory: DSH Persistent Session Memory Plugin
`dsh-agentmemory` is a DSH plugin designed to address the short-lived nature of sessions by providing cross-session memory persistence. It writes DSH activity to the `agentmemory` daemon and reads it back into the model through observation bridging, context injection, and explicit tools. To install it, start the daemon first and configure `baseUrl` to enable it. However, the plugin is no longer maintained, and the official recommendation is to migrate to the official connector built into `agentmemory`. Additionally, the plugin has a hard dependency on the daemon, and only one connection method can be enabled under the same daemon.
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dsh-agentmemory is a DSH memory plugin (MIT licensed) maintained by elementor-i, designed to integrate a locally running agentmemory REST service into the DSH framework. This plugin does not require an MCP bridge and directly depends on a local service (default localhost:3111), providing agents with a stable memory backend for reusing session records and injecting recalled context. Core capabilities include providing 54 `memory_*` tools (including 8 core tools) and a `memory_http` escape hatch; automatically capturing sessions, prompts, tool calls, and other activities in the background; and supporting optional context injection. The default configuration emphasizes security, including credential redaction, timeout control, and non-blocking observation, with destructive tools disabled by default. Installation can be performed via
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