File-backed working memory tools for DeepSeek Harness: memorize/recall key premises verbatim in a session notes file so they survive context compaction losslessly
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File-backed working memory tools for DeepSeek Harness: memorize/recall key premises verbatim in a session notes file so they survive context compaction losslessly
Users who want this capability in DSH; check the source and docs before installing.
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memorize and recall — keep key premises as verbatim bytes in a session-scoped notes file inside the workspace, so they survive context compaction losslessly: a summarizer can blur or drop a fact, but a file round-trips it byte-exact. ## Why Compaction checkpoints are LLM-generated and LLM-rewritten generation after generation; the prompt-space "state document" proposals still re-summarize the previous state every pass. Files are the only lossless medium the agent already has: write once, read back exactly. This is the pragmatic complement to prompt-space compaction, usable today on the shipped compaction-basic backend. ## Tools | Tool | Behavior | |---|---| | memorize(entries) | Appends verbatim deduplicated lines to <workspace>/.dsh-notes/<session>.md. | | recall(query?) | Reads the notes back, optionally filtered to lines containing query; caps output at maxRecallChars. | Both require an agent-backed session and a mounted fs service; they resolve the notes file relative to the session's workspace cwd (falling back to the backend default when the session has no cwd). ## Config | Field | Default | Meaning | |---|---|---| | maxRecallChars | 6000 | Recall output cap. | | notesDir | .dsh-notes | Notes directory name inside the workspace; must be a bare directory name. | maxRecallChars must be an integer >= 1; misconfiguration throws at plugin load. ## Install Not on npm yet - install from this repository: sh npm install github:ICCuse/dsh-file-memory # or: pnpm add github:ICCuse/dsh-file-memory Then mount the bundle (declared in package.json 'dsh.bundle'): yaml - id: dsh-file-memory name: 'dsh-file-memory' Or, once published, 'dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-file-memory'.Not by stars — picked by hand, one at a time.
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