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Reference workspace files, DSH sessions, and historical ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek, Grok, and Kimi conversations from the unified DSH @ menu.

Browse every message you sent in the current session: full-history listing with newest-first sort, text filter, one-click copy, and jump to a message (auto-loads earlier history when the target is not yet loaded).

Cross-instance message and event handoff between DSH instances via an interconnect server.

Track human decisions for related DSH session branches: keep, discard, or follow up with reasons, labels, and external links.

Read-only side-by-side comparison of related DeepSeek Harness conversation histories, including messages, tool calls, responses, timing, and usage.

Git-style conversation fork graph in the session header: colored lanes and fork curves show which session branched from which, with click-to-jump navigation.

Share a selected chat segment as Markdown, HTML, or plain text; Header button, sidebar ... menu, and /share command.

Export complete Web Sessions to local Markdown or self-contained HTML, with stable rendered previews, default redaction, and opt-in bounded tool-call details.

Archived-session manager for DSH Web: workspace-grouped list, FTS5 full-text search over session content with per-session snippets, restore-and-open, and hard delete.

Bring the deepseek.com web/app chat experience to DSH: edit your prompt and regenerate answers in place, with a per-message <i/N> version pager (tree model, stable across conversations).

Recover deleted or corrupted dsh sessions (session.jsonl.zstd) and memory (memory.db) from the raw disk, and repair rebuilt sessions that fail to resume via the /session-repair command in the web UI.

Let dsh and Claude Code sessions message each other directly; comes with a clickable peer list card (sort/search/send/refresh).

What's up - a zero-maintenance status board for your sessions. Scans every conversation on the host, extracts a goal + one-line status per session (multi-provider LLM, fingerprint-cached), surfaces half-done, unanswered and recent work in a sidebar panel, and jumps you back into any session with one click.

Carry durable task state across DeepSeek Harness, WorkBuddy, Claude Code and Codex with machine-readable checkpoints and optimistic locking.

DSH session manager: delete with trash/restore/purge, restore archived sessions, recent-activity stats, continue/pause, open log folder, unread markers, fork into a new chat, workspace grouping and sorting, context compaction threshold.

Peak-hour auto session gate: weekend mode + global peak auto-pause + session-level freeze/resume + backend auto-retry, auto-resume on off-peak.

Sidebar session-search toggle between title and content: title filters by session title, content searches historical messages through DSH's built-in full-text index, grouped per session with the strongest snippet and message-type tags.

Per-session notes: header-button editor popover with autosave and five color flags, an all-notes overview with one-click session jump and prompt copy, and a persistent bottom bar (workspace badge, title, 20-char preview, toggle) — truncation everywhere, copy always takes the full text.

Restore archived sessions to their original workspace from the Web GUI sidebar.

Archived-conversation manager for DeepSeek Harness: view archived conversations grouped by workspace, restore them, and reveal their transcript folders.

Thin on-demand context retrieval: context_query / context_slice / context_grep tools that read already-persisted history back with replay-safe citations.

Rewind a DeepSeek Harness conversation and its workspace together, without touching Git: every rewind is a fork, /redo reverses it, and a Rust engine snapshots in milliseconds.

Forces context compression when running low-context llama.cpp models such as Qwen3.8-27B, improving model efficiency and usage smoothness, together with well-refined compaction prompts.

Pin and unpin sessions to the top of the Web sidebar with a dedicated pinned panel, archive section, and native three-dot menu integration.