Bookmark assistant replies in DeepSeek Harness: per-message bookmarks with notes/tags, a cross-session center, and one-click Markdown export.
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Bookmark assistant replies in DeepSeek Harness: per-message bookmarks with notes/tags, a cross-session center, and one-click Markdown export.
Users who want this capability in DSH; check the source and docs before installing.
dsh plugin --profile web add github:penguin-oo/dsh-bookmarks No supported platforms were declared.
Bookmark assistant replies in DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web UI: bookmark any finalized assistant reply with a note and tags, browse every bookmark from every session in one center panel, and export them to Markdown in one click. 中文说明 ## Screenshots 
## Features - Per-message bookmark — an archive button on each finalized assistant reply (right next to the 👍/👎 feedback buttons), with an inline editor for a note and comma-separated tags. - Server-derived snippet — the bookmark stores a text preview of the actual reply, so the center stays useful even without a note. - Cross-session center — one panel listing bookmarks from all sessions and workspaces, with full-text search, tag filter, inline editing and deletion. - Jump back — every entry opens its session in one click. - Markdown export — one click downloads all bookmarks as dsh-bookmarks.md. - Keyboard — Alt+B toggles the center from anywhere. - Safe writes — per-item compare-and-set versions (multi-tab safe), server-side validation, and durable storage via the DSH storage domain. ## Install sh dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-bookmarks Then restart DSH (dsh web). The plugin appends itself to the profile bundle layer automatically; nothing else to configure. For a local checkout: sh # from the plugin repo dsh plugin --profile web add file:./ # relative file spec, anchored to your cwd ## Config The bundle row exposes three limits (all optional): | Key | Default | Meaning | |---|---|---| | maxNoteBytes | 4096 | Max UTF-8 bytes of one note ("" clears a note; omitting the field keeps it). | | maxSnippetChars | 300 | Max characters of the server-derived reply snippet. | | maxTags | 8 | Max tags per bookmark; each tag ≤ 32 chars, trimmed and deduplicated. | Override them in the profile patch layer ($DSH_HOME/profiles/web/cordis.patch.yml): yaml - id: bookmarks config: maxNoteBytes: 2048 maxSnippetChars: 200 maxTags: 5 ## How it works One npm package hosts both halves of the plugin: - Host half (lib/index.js) — the bookmarks Remote service (Typert), backed by a storage-domain table ($DSH_HOME/storages/bookmarks.json). put inspects the persisted session log to validate the target reply and derive its snippet, mirrors the official message-feedback durability barrier, and serializes mutations with per-item version tokens. - Browser half (src/client, bundled to lib/client.js) — mounts the Remote contribution through ctx.remote.$mount, then registers two UI slots: conversation.chat.assistant-actions (the per-message button) and sidebar.footer.action (the center toggle). ## Development sh npm install # zod + esbuild (dev only) npm run build # bundles src/client into lib/client.js lib/client.js is committed and shipped; no build step runs on install. ## Limitations - Bookmarks are stored in one global row: fine for personal use, not a shared multi-user store. - The center panel jumps to the bookmarked session; it does not auto-scroll to the exact message yet. - The panel toggle lives in the sidebar footer; use Alt+B when the sidebar is collapsed. ## License MIT ## Acknowledgements This project is promoted on the LINUX DO community.Not by stars — picked by hand, one at a time.
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