wuxiangru915/dsh-session-manager
Session manager for the DSH Web UI: browse all and archived sessions, restore/unarchive, delete with two-step confirmation, and preview conversation content from the Settings panel.
Gives the DeepSeek Harness Web UI a full session-management surface with zero modification to official packages. The README's framing is that stock DSH archives sessions one-way — the Archive action hides a session from every view with no way back short of hand-editing ~/.dsh/storages/workspace.json. This plugin adds browsing of all and archived sessions, restore (unarchive) back to the original workspace, archiving any session, two-step-confirmed deletion, and conversation preview, all from the Settings panel.
Install
dsh plugin --profile web add github:omdsh-dev/dsh-session-managerREADME Installation block quoted verbatim (a local path form dsh plugin --profile web add /path/to/dsh-session-manager is also documented). Registry check 2026-09-16: the name dsh-session-manager resolves at 0.4.11 but its registry repository field points at github.com/hkkz9522/dsh-session-manager — a different repository — so npm ownership is NOT asserted here; use the README's GitHub form.
Compatibility
README: the repository ships plain-JS lib/ artifacts with no build step, so git-source installs work without build tooling on the user's machine. It requires a DeepSeek Harness Web UI (the session surface lives in the Settings panel).
Details
- Repo: wuxiangru915/dsh-session-manager
- Category: Sessions & Messages
- Stars: 0
- Version: npm dsh-session-manager 0.4.11 resolves, but the registry repository field names a different repo (ownership not asserted); README install is the GitHub form
- Last push: 2026-09-07
- First seen: 2026-08-15
Recent updates
The README documents the session-management surface rather than a release-by-release table.
FAQ
- How do I install it?
- The README's command is dsh plugin --profile web add github:omdsh-dev/dsh-session-manager; a local path form is also documented.
- Do I need a build step?
- No — the README says the repository ships plain-JS lib/ artifacts with no build step, so git-source installs work without build tooling.
- Does it modify official packages?
- The README states it works with zero modification to official packages, adding the session manager under Settings.