A native dsh web plugin that maps your DeepSeek Harness sessions as draggable cards on an infinite whiteboard, with edge-forking, automatic digests, and a bilingual UI.
DSH integration
Native runtime
Author-claimed
Safety audit
Unaudited
Last verified
2026-08-30
License
MIT
01What can it help you accomplish?
Map and navigate a sprawling DSH conversation history as an infinite whiteboard of session cards
A persistent visual map where each DSH session is a card you can drag (16px grid snap, persisted), double-click to open, and read at a glance via the digest's next-step and relative time
DSH users — especially ADHD or heavy context-switchers — who want spatial memory instead of relying on working memory
Resume a prior thread with injected context by edge-forking a card
A new session that starts *knowing* the old conversation, seeded by a previewable and editable context digest
DSH users who frequently branch follow-up sessions from a specific point in an earlier conversation
02How to install into DeepSeek Harness
Prerequisites
- DeepSeek Harness (dsh) with the `web` profile available — the install command targets `--profile web` (per README). No build toolchain required: built artifacts are committed, so there is no build step and `allowBuilds` is not needed.
Installation steps
- 01
Run `dsh plugin --profile web add github:Tasihi89/dsh-talk-map` (built artifacts are committed, so no build step or allowBuilds needed).
$ dsh plugin --profile web add github:Tasihi89/dsh-talk-map
- 02
Restart `dsh web`; a map button appears at the sidebar foot.
$ dsh web
Verify the integration
- Restart `dsh web` and confirm a map button appears at the sidebar foot.
03DSH integration and capability boundaries
Installs as a native dsh web plugin — `dsh plugin --profile web add github:Tasihi89/dsh-talk-map` drops a persistent whiteboard map into the dsh web sidebar; renders dsh's native fork/subagent lineage as dashed edges.
Spatial card placement
an infinite whiteboard canvas in the dsh web sidebar→session cards placed freely with 16px grid snapping, persisted across restarts
Edge-fork with context injection
an existing session card on the map→a new session seeded with a previewable/editable context digest of the source conversation
creates a solid injection edge linking the new session back to its source card on the mapAutomatic digests
a DSH session that goes idle→a three-field digest (summary / key findings / next step) generated with your deployment's default model
runs your deployment's default model to generate/regenerate a digest when a session idles or you hit ⟳ on a cardBilingual map UI
dsh's language setting in Auto mode→the map's own copy rendered in Chinese or English, with the choice remembered across restarts
04Who is it for? When not to use it?
Good for
- DSH users — especially ADHD or heavy context-switchers — who want spatial memory instead of relying on working memory
- DSH users who frequently branch follow-up sessions from a specific point in an earlier conversation
05Compatibility, maintenance and safety notes
- Digests are produced by your deployment's default model, so generating or regenerating a digest requires the DSH model backend to be reachable (network/API access).
- Installation works only through the dsh plugin CLI against the `web` profile — there is no npm package yet (the README says the npm package is 'coming soon'), so the plugin depends on DeepSeek Harness (dsh) itself being installed.
MIT · created 2026-08-18, last pushed 2026-08-23; no tagged release yet (latest release: none)
06Frequently asked questions
How do I install dsh-talk-map for DeepSeek Harness?
Run `dsh plugin --profile web add github:Tasihi89/dsh-talk-map` (built artifacts are committed, so no build step or allowBuilds needed), then restart `dsh web`; a map button appears at the sidebar foot. The npm package is coming soon.
How is a conversation turned into a card?
Each DSH session becomes a card on the infinite whiteboard. Double-click empty canvas to start a new session — the card is born exactly where you clicked — and drag a card to place it with 16px grid snapping, persisted across restarts.
What does drawing an edge between cards do?
Dragging a line from a card onto empty space forks a new session: you preview (and can edit) the context digest to inject, then confirm, and the new session starts *knowing* the old conversation. Your injection edges are solid; dsh's native fork/subagent lineage renders as dashed edges.
How are digests generated, and in what language?
After a session goes idle, a three-field digest (summary / key findings / next step) is generated with your deployment's default model; hit ⟳ on a card to regenerate manually. The map UI is bilingual (Chinese/English, remembered across restarts), while digests stay in the language of the conversation they summarise.
Is dsh-talk-map a native DeepSeek Harness integration?
Yes — it installs as a native dsh web plugin and renders dsh's own fork/subagent lineage, so it is first-class rather than a loosely related tool. No build step is required because built artifacts are committed.
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08Data and sources
A visual conversation map plugin for DeepSeek Harness (dsh): every session becomes a card on an infinite whiteboard.
**Provenance visible**: dsh's native fork/subagent lineage renders as dashed edges; your injection edges are solid.
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