dsh-session-migrator

dsh-session-migrator

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A visual cross-device session migration plugin for DeepSeek Harness. Export a session on one device, then import its ZIP, JSONL, or unpacked folder into a selected workspace on another device.

Highlights

• Visual workflow — use the sidebar action instead of memorizing commands.
• Drag and drop — drop a Harness session ZIP, session.jsonl, or complete export folder onto the page, then choose a target workspace.
• Cross-device workspace mapping — rewrites every imported session's cwd to the destination workspace.
• Complete session trees — imports the root session and every subagents/<id>/session.jsonl descendant.
• Safe duplicate imports — never overwrites an existing session. If any source ID already exists, the complete tree receives new IDs while lineage and Harness provenance references are remapped together.
• Attachment migration — restores referenced PNG, JPEG, WebP, and GIF objects and verifies their content-addressed IDs.
• Harness-native validation — decodes storage rows with decodeStorageRecord() and validates each reconstructed log with Session.create() before writing.
• Immediate original titles — warms Harness's projection cache during import, so workspace rows show their durable session titles before the sessions are opened.
• English and Chinese UI — follows the active Harness language automatically.
• CLI fallback — /session-import remains available for local, scripted workflows.

Requirements

• DeepSeek Harness 0.1.1-rc.2 or a compatible build.
• The destination workspace directory must already exist on the destination host.
• Project files are not included in a session export; migrate the project separately with Git or another synchronization method.

Install

Clone this repository on the machine running Harness:

git clone https://github.com/Suixin04/dsh-session-migrator.git
cd dsh-session-migrator
npm install
npm run build:client

Install it into the Web profile:

dsh plugin --profile web add /absolute/path/to/dsh-session-migrator

Restart the existing dsh web process. The Import sessions action then appears at the bottom of the sidebar.

Updating package.json, Host code, or the profile composition requires a Harness restart. Rebuilding client.js alone may be picked up only when the matching client-plugin watcher is running.

Export on the source device

Harness already provides session export. Open the source session and either:

• run /export, or
• click Session log in the session header.

The browser downloads a file similar to:

dsh-session-session-xxxxxxxx.zip

The archive normally includes the root session, all descendant subagent sessions, and referenced image attachments.

Import on the destination device

Visual import

1. Click Import sessions in the sidebar.
2. Choose a ZIP/JSONL file, choose a complete export folder, or drag it directly onto the Harness page.
3. Click or drop onto the destination workspace card.
4. Wait for validation and persistence to finish.
5. Click Open imported session.

The interface follows the current Harness language:

Command import

Use the current session's workspace:

/session-import "/absolute/path/dsh-session-xxx.zip"

Choose another existing workspace explicitly:

/session-import "/absolute/path/dsh-session-xxx.zip" --workspace "/absolute/path/to/project"

An unpacked export directory or a single JSONL file is also accepted:

/session-import "/path/to/unpacked-export" --workspace "/path/to/project"
/session-import "/path/to/session.jsonl" --workspace "/path/to/project"

Duplicate strategy

When none of the imported IDs exists locally, original session IDs are preserved.

When any ID conflicts, the plugin clones the complete imported tree:

• every session receives a new UUID;
• header id and parentSession fields are remapped;
• Harness senderSessionId provenance fields are remapped;
• structured Session Reference targets inside the imported tree are remapped;
• existing local logs are never overwritten.

User/model-authored text, historical tool arguments, and tool-result text are intentionally not searched and replaced. They are immutable conversation content, and blindly rewriting ID-like strings could corrupt meaning. If a continued cloned conversation tries to reuse an old subagent ID, call list_agents to obtain the current cloned address.

Supported input layout

session.jsonl
subagents/
  <session-id>/
    session.jsonl
media/
  <attachment-id>.<png|jpg|jpeg|webp|gif>

A ZIP may contain one extra top-level directory. The importer detects and strips that single wrapper when locating the root session.jsonl.

Safety and limitations

• Session exports may contain complete prompts, responses, system context, tool calls, absolute paths, and images. Treat them as sensitive data.
• The importer enforces archive, JSONL, and entry-count limits and rejects unsafe paths, duplicate entries, malformed logs, duplicate IDs, cyclic lineage, and orphan descendants.
• Harness persistence is append-only and currently exposes no public deletion or multi-session transaction API. The plugin validates the complete archive before writing, but a storage failure during the final write phase can leave a successfully committed prefix.
• Importing again after a partial write creates a fresh cloned tree. Inspect the workspace first to avoid unwanted duplicates.
• This plugin migrates session state and referenced images, not repository files, credentials, model-provider settings, or external services.

Development

npm install
npm run build:client
npm test

Important files:

• index.js — Host plugin, /session-import, and POST /api/session.import.
• core.js — parsing, validation, attachment restore, ID remapping, and persistence.
• client-src.js — React UI source and drag/drop workflow.
• client.js — prebuilt Harness lazy-CJS browser bundle.
• build-client.mjs — browser bundle build script.
• cordis.patch.yml — DSH profile bundle patch.

License

MIT