dsh-memory-vault
Cross-session memory vault for DeepSeek Harness.
What it does
Three model tools (memory_remember, memory_recall, memory_forget) give agents a
persistent second brain: facts, preferences, decisions, and project notes survive
across sessions. The most recent entries are injected into every system-prompt
assembly, so each session starts already aware of stored context. Records live in a
durable storage domain (dsh_memory, json backend). A Settings page (记忆库 / Memory)
lists, adds, and deletes entries through the harness webServer JSON route.
Install
npm install dsh-memory-vault, then add { id: dsh-memory, name: dsh-memory-vault } to cordis.yml.
Why it matters
Every DSH session starts from zero; this closes the loop on cross-session context —
the highest-frequency pain point for agent users. Storage-domain persistence means no
file conventions and no sidecar services.
dsh-memory-vault
Cross-session memory vault for DeepSeek Harness.
What it does
Three model tools (
memory_remember,memory_recall,memory_forget) give agents apersistent second brain: facts, preferences, decisions, and project notes survive
across sessions. The most recent entries are injected into every system-prompt
assembly, so each session starts already aware of stored context. Records live in a
durable storage domain (
dsh_memory, json backend). A Settings page (记忆库 / Memory)lists, adds, and deletes entries through the harness webServer JSON route.
Install
npm install dsh-memory-vault, then add
{ id: dsh-memory, name: dsh-memory-vault }to cordis.yml.Why it matters
Every DSH session starts from zero; this closes the loop on cross-session context —
the highest-frequency pain point for agent users. Storage-domain persistence means no
file conventions and no sidecar services.