DSH Math Notes Assistant (dsh-math-memory)
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A math-notes assistant that lives in Obsidian's right sidebar and remembers what you were working on between sessions.
Most chat assistants forget everything when a conversation ends. This one keeps your notes and a long-term memory inside your own vault, so a new session can pick up where the last one stopped. Everything stays on your machine.
What it does
- Remembers across sessions. It keeps a profile, typed memory cards, idea memos and raw conversation evidence in
.deepseek/, all as plain Markdown you can read and edit.
- Finds things in one search.
note_recall searches your notes and all memory layers together, then reads the best hits before answering.
- Lets you review and correct. A memory panel shows what it knows; each card can be confirmed, marked wrong or archived, and replies link back to the cards they used.
- Stays out of the way. Notes stay in your vault, the service listens on localhost only, and the assistant has no shell, no web access and no delete tools.
Current status
Version 0.8.3, still a prototype. The "remember, find, correct" loop works end to end. What is still missing is the harder half: helping you build mathematical understanding — knowing where you are stuck, what to practise next, and how to reuse your own techniques. That is what 1.0 means. The current state and open work are kept in docs/README.md.
Install
A. From Obsidian (recommended). Settings → Community plugins → Browse, search DSH Math Notes Assistant, then install and enable it. On first run the plugin finds DeepSeek Harness, sets up its configuration and vault templates, and starts the service.
B. From the command line.
npm install -g dsh-math-memory
dsh-math-memory install --vault "<path-to-your-vault>"
dsh --profile notes-assistant --port 3180
C. Manually. Download main.js, manifest.json and styles.css from the latest release and copy them into <vault>/.obsidian/plugins/dsh-math-assistant/.
Requirements
- Obsidian desktop and Node.js 22.5 or newer.
- DeepSeek Harness (
@deepseek-ai/dsh, requires ≥ 0.1.7-rc.2) with a configured DeepSeek model.
- Default port 3180. The regular dsh web uses 3080; the two can run at the same time.
Vault layout
vault/
AGENTS.md working agreement, loaded automatically
.deepseek/
memory/profile.md who you are and how you like to work
memory/notation.md notation ledger
memory/records/ memory cards
memory/episodes/ raw conversation evidence
memory/topics/ topic index
inbox/ idea memos
capture-policy.md what gets remembered automatically
After install
Open the sidebar and start a conversation. At the start of each session the assistant reads AGENTS.md and the memory index. To see or correct what it remembers, open the memory panel; to change what is captured automatically, use the capture-policy row in the panel or the plugin settings.
Project and development
Development commands:
npm test # syntax + 478 zero-token regression checks + 69 route-level checks + 8 real-dsh handshake checks + 24 loopback-proxy checks + installer e2e (drift detection)
npm run qa # engine probe (no API cost)
node scripts/build-obsidian.mjs # rebuild main.js after changing shared files
Privacy
Everything runs locally: the service binds to 127.0.0.1, memory is Markdown inside your vault, and the session index never leaves the machine.
License
MIT