LaplaceYoung/dsh-of-your-own

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dsh-of-your-own Your other agents raised you. DSH just got custody. English 简体中文 [!IMPORTANT] Yes, the command is literally /fuck . You spent six months teaching Claude Code that you like Chinese replies, short answers, and rg over grep . You trained Codex to never touch package-lock.json unprompted. You gave pi its own AGENTS.md. Then you open DeepSeek Harness, and it greets you like a stranger at a bus stop. That's when you type /fuck . We named it after the moment. The Problem Every agent starts with amnesia. You re-teach the same preferences, the same tool habits, the same "please stop writing essays" — to every new harness, forever. Your conversation history is a biography nobody reads. dsh-of-your-own reads it. All of it. In parallel. Then it moves you in — natively. The migration is native. Your preferences land in /.dsh/AGENTS.md — the user-global instruction file DSH's workspace-context reads on boot, the same mechanism every other instruction file uses. Uninstall the plugin tomorrow; the memory stays. TL;DR You want Run What happens : : : The whole thing install, then /fuck in a DSH session /.dsh/AGENTS.md managed block + profile.json + command stubs + prompt injection Se…

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