dsh-project-memory
Project memory for dsh with native task-system integration: session todos and file reads auto-condense into cross-session task records (task↔file links), so workflows are switchable and resumable without re-contextualizing. Read-time memory (no upfront scan): extracts code symbols, summarizes docs, and cross-links docs↔symbols; optional TS semantic enhancement (auto on when TS installed). Experience notes auto-dedup. Every recall includes a traceable citation. Pure JS, single dep, works out of the box, silent operation, zero overhead.
Install
dsh plugin --profile web add @yolk_vat-y/dsh-project-memory
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Project memory for dsh with native task-system integration: session todos and file reads auto-condense into cross-session task records (task↔file links), so workflows are switchable and resumable without re-contextualizing. Read-time memory (no upfront scan): extracts code symbols, summarizes docs, and cross-links docs↔symbols; optional TS semantic enhancement (auto on when TS installed). Experience notes auto-dedup. Every recall includes a traceable citation. Pure JS, single dep, works out of the box, silent operation, zero overhead.
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- Install and start DeepSeek Harness:
npx @deepseek-ai/dsh web - Run the install command above (the CLI resolves the plugin and verifies its source)
- Confirm with dsh plugins list; restart Harness if required
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| Repository | github.com/00080000/dsh-project-memory |
| License | Not declared (see repo) |
| Primary language | — |
| Downloads | 2,509 |
| GitHub stars | 14 |
| Last push | — |
| Cataloged | 2026-08-20 |
| Category | Memory |
Facts come from a public catalog snapshot (2026-09-16); descriptions are rewritten by us.
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