dsh-session-tools

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A DSH Web plugin for session management across conversations:

• session_archive: archive the calling session, or another session by exact ID.
• session_read: read DSH's bounded, untrusted text snapshot of another session by exact ID.
• Copy session ID in every populated session row's three-dot menu.
• ID header button: copy the exact ID of the currently open session.

Archiving is persistent but non-destructive: the session disappears from normal lists while its log remains stored. Cross-session reads reuse DSH's session-reference projection, so tool traces and model reasoning are not exposed and each reference keeps the host's configured byte limit.

Requirements

• DSH 0.1.1-rc.2
• A Web profile (web in the examples below)

Install

dsh plugin --profile web add github:Unintendedz/dsh-session-tools#v0.1.0

Restart the running DSH Web service. Plugins are loaded when the service starts.

Usage

Use Copy session ID in a row's three-dot menu, or open a session and click ID in its header. Paste that ID into another conversation and ask it to call session_read, or ask it to call session_archive with that ID. Calling session_archive without session_id archives the current conversation.

The sidebar menu is repositioned after the copy action is injected, so all four rows remain inside the viewport even when the source conversation is near the bottom of the screen.

Update

Install the desired tag, then restart DSH Web:

dsh plugin --profile web add github:Unintendedz/dsh-session-tools#v0.1.0

Uninstall

dsh plugin --profile web remove dsh-session-tools

Safety

• session_read uses DSH's native session-reference resolver. Returned text is bounded by the host and explicitly treated as untrusted context.
• Tool traces and model reasoning are excluded from cross-session snapshots.
• session_archive preserves the session log; it does not delete conversation data.
• Tool arguments accept only an exact, non-empty session_id and reject unknown fields.

Development

npm install
npm test

The host entry point is lib/index.js; browser source lives in src/client.jsx. npm test rebuilds lib/client.js and runs the host and browser-bundle tests.