dsh-user-portrait

dsh-user-portrait

A DSH Host/Client plugin that learns your habits, skills and preferences from everyday conversations and work summaries — a reviewable portrait for resumes and self-review, plus a prompt hint and tools that let the model consult it on demand.

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What it does

• Per-turn extraction. After each turn a background job asks the model for a short “what I asked / key points / what you answered / corrections” digest and appends the evidence to a ledger. A turn with no new evidence makes no model call.
• Nine dimensions. Daily life (personality & communication, interests, background, current focus, recent state) and technical (skills & stack, working style, boundaries, sensitivities).
• Resume and self-review material. Skills, working style and background accumulate as evidence and can be exported as Markdown.
• Every conclusion is verifiable. It carries a confidence level, a basis (your words / the model's answer / both) and its source sessions. Similar conclusions are merged; conflicting ones supersede the old entry.
• Reviewable and correctable. The right-side panel has four tabs (dimensions, my notes, session log, evidence timeline) with editing, confidence up/down, retire and restore, permanent delete, search, Markdown export and a conclusion cap.
• Four model tools. portrait_read, portrait_search, portrait_history, portrait_maintain.
• Opt-in prompt hint. The portrait is not injected into the system prompt by default. Turn it on next to the composer and a short “portrait is available” note is added.

Install

# A regular dsh web profile
dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-user-portrait

# The desktop app: the marketplace also installs an exact version
dsh plugin --profile desktop add dsh-user-portrait@0.1.0

Restart DSH or reload the plugin. It is plain ESM with no build step and no extra dependencies.

Using it

• Open it from the User Portrait tab in the right sidebar, the portrait button in the session header, or Settings → User Portrait.
• Dimensions: search, add/edit, conclusion cap and export at the top; the daily and technical groups below.
• My notes: notes outrank automatic conclusions and are never overwritten by extraction.
• Session log: a per-session summary plus each turn's “what I asked / what you answered”.
• Evidence timeline: the evidence ledger, with the original excerpts.
• Two levels of delete: deleting on a dimension card marks an entry retired (restorable); permanent delete in the discard area removes it and blacklists its evidence (with a second confirmation).

Configuration

Set these in cordis.patch.yml; changes take effect after a restart.

Data & privacy

• The default data directory is <DSH_HOME>/user-portrait (~/.dsh/user-portrait when DSH_HOME is unset).
• Everything is plain text: profile.json, profile.md, evidence.jsonl, state.json, blacklist.json, deleted.log, plus sessions/, turns/ and views/.
• The plugin reads full session transcripts and sends its extraction prompts to the model configured in DSH. It makes no other network requests.
• Secrets are masked before anything is written or sent: sk-, ghp_, AKIA, JWTs, private keys, password=.

License

MIT © 2026 loliisgood