dshplugin-me/dsh-precedent

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dsh-precedent Your agent forgets. Your log doesn't. English 简体中文 A DeepSeek Harness plugin that reads the session log DSH already writes and hands the agent a short, cited ledger of what has actually worked in this workspace — the commands that succeed, the ones that reliably fail, and the variant that fixed them. No capture step. No index to build. No model to download. It works on sessions recorded before you installed it. The problem Every new session, your agent starts from zero in a codebase it has already worked in for weeks. It runs npm test in a Bun repo. Again. It re-greps the same three files to find where routes live. Again. It hits the same build error you already walked it past on Tuesday, and you type the same correction you have now typed four times. None of this is a memory problem in the usual sense. The information was never lost — DSH appends every message, tool call, tool result, and failure to a durable log on disk. What's missing is anything that reads it back. Two things quietly widen the gap: 1. Compaction rewrites the model's context, not the log. When a long session compacts, the model loses the detail; the raw events stay on disk, marked shadowed . The ag…

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