Plugins

Frame-level scan diagnostics for session files (torn/corrupt/empty detection).

Popup guardian for session logs: opens with the Web UI on a configurable reminder interval (10 min-3 h), with one-click incremental backup of every session.jsonl(.zstd) under ~/.dsh/sessions in raw or readable chat-log format.

Recover deleted or corrupted dsh sessions (session.jsonl.zstd) and memory (memory.db) from the raw disk, and repair rebuilt sessions that fail to resume via the /session-repair command in the web UI.

Session repair button in the conversation header: detects & fixes session-log corruption — tool-call id swaps, empty call ids (`message must have tool source`), unknown event types from disabled plugins (marks `ignorable`), torn zstd tails, missing final-frame newlines; ghost-style UI, auto-backup before writes.

Create/modify/inject test assistant messages and import/repair session.jsonl(.zstd) session logs into new sessions.

Cross-version session migration for DSH: sweeps legacy session stores (v0 plaintext, .zstd and .zip exports), re-pins the header cwd to the target workspace and drops sessions in so the persistence layer upgrades them on open; settings sidebar with env/import/list/convert tabs plus a CLI (check / fix / import).

Agent billing and usage observability for dsh web: session-log direct-scan recording (zstd, per-event timestamps, watermark + lastSeq double dedup), multi-account rate profiles per provider and model, per-window live badge reading the window session id via React fiber, full glassmorphism dashboard with 14-day sparkline, budget alerts, relay-station balance queries and a 332-model official price library.

Dreaming for agents: replay recent conversations between sessions (dream_digest), reflect and write a dream journal (dream_save/journal/recall), and idempotently bridge recurring lessons into AGENTS.md (dream_bridge). Reads multi-frame zstd session archives with privacy masking on by default; six tools including a health self-check; zero runtime dependencies.

Diagnose and safely repair corrupted DSH session history: raw zstd/JSONL validation, tool-call ID repair, single-slot pre-repair backup, restore, and an audit trail.