dsh-session-management-andywipe

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A DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin that manages sessions generated by the Harness: users can delete legacy sessions, and sessions can be imported from third-party agents (currently Claude Code and Codex).

Features

• Unified session management: cross-source (DSH / Claude Code / Codex) session list, search, preview, open/resume, archive/unarchive, delete and batch cleanup, plus stats — all inside the DSH settings page.
• Third-party session import: converts local Claude Code / Codex session histories into resumable native DSH sessions with full fidelity (text, thinking, tool calls and results are all preserved; no fake executable tools are invented).
• Safety invariants: third-party source files are always read-only; running sessions can never be deleted; deletion is explicit and irreversible (batch deletion requires typing DELETE); cleanup always previews before it executes.

Installation

One-step install from npm (recommended):

dsh plugin --profile web add @nathan110628/dsh-session-management
dsh --profile web --dump-config   # you should see the "# == @nathan110628/dsh-session-management" layer
dsh web

Or install from GitHub (equivalent; the repo ships prebuilt lib/):

dsh plugin --profile web add github:AndyWipe13/dsh-session-management

Uninstall:

dsh plugin --profile web remove @nathan110628/dsh-session-management

Development build & local assembly

• src/index.ts — plugin entry point (exports apply(ctx))
• cordis.patch.yml — config patch contributed by the bundle (dsh.bundle.patch)
• package.json — declares dsh.bundle and peer dependencies
• scripts/build.js — cross-platform Node build script

Build (no DSH source checkout needed; automatically falls back to the official dependency mirror at ~/.dsh/profiles/node_modules):

npm install
npm run build

Output goes to lib/ (entry lib/index.js, types lib/types/index.d.ts).

Assembly:

dsh plugin --profile web add .
dsh --profile web --dump-config
dsh web

Baseline verification

On a Windows environment without a DSH source checkout (relying on the official dependency mirror at ~/.dsh/profiles/node_modules), you can run directly:

npm run build       # compile src -> lib
npm run typecheck   # TypeScript type checking (builds and links dependencies first)
npm test            # run tests (builds first)

Tests use the Node built-in test runner (--test-isolation=none) and cover:

• plugin baseline exports and bundle-assembly self-check (the hello placeholder tool has been removed);
• assembly against fake official services (sessions / sessionQuery / sessionPersistence / workspaceRegistry / storageDomain);
• a read-only fixture bank (≥ 2 sessions each for Claude Code — including archived_sessions — and DSH, with empty-session / malformed-line / Chinese Unicode / subagent edge-case samples).

Fixtures live in test/fixtures/; their bytes and mtime must not change before or after any test. See scripts/generate-fixtures.js for the generator script.

Import creates or reuses the official workspace based on the source session's cwd, registers session members after the log is persisted, and saves the scan-page title as a session/title event. Import reports a failure when the working directory does not exist. On rc.7 the sidebar needs a page refresh to sync.

Host-interface regression tests live in test/host-contract.test.js, covering the official title's value.title.title nesting, workspace registration after persistence, and the release of the cold-preparation object in the legacy title-repair path. scripts/check-session-ui.cjs takes a Playwright page plus a temporary session's { sessionId, title } and verifies selection, archive, unarchive, delete-cancel and actual deletion; it runs only against disposable test sessions.

Reference

Official plugin development guide: https://deepseek-harness.github.io/deepseek-harness/develop/basic/