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@treeseed/dsh-chapters

Chapters

dsh 插件:逐字章节存档 + 零 token 索引,适用于小上下文模型

插件会安装到这里;不确定时保持 web。

npx -y @deepseek-ai/dsh plugin --profile web add github:fractalsynapse/dsh-chapters#2086f90790364dd1e34a8599c9029e654aba9270
README兼容性版本

兼容性与来源证明

Chapters 以 @treeseed/dsh-chapters 发布,当前版本为 0.2.17。Plugin Hub 会校验它的 manifest,并保存精确安装来源,便于复现安装结果。

DSH 兼容范围
*
运行环境
web
发布来源
github
Registry 更新时间
2026/11/3

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0.2.17stable
2026/11/3

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README

dsh-chapters

Long memory for local AI: a DeepSeek Harness plugin that archives agent conversations as verbatim chapters, continues sessions from a Table of Contents at zero inference-token cost, and turns that archive into a shared, searchable knowledge pool. Published on npm as @treeseed/dsh-chapters; source at treeseed-ai/dsh-chapters.

All documentation lives on the documentation site — this README is a doorway, not a duplicate.

📖 https://treeseed-ai.github.io/dsh-chapters/

Install (the whole setup)

dsh plugin --profile web add @treeseed/dsh-chapters      # install into your harness profile
dsh plugin --profile web update @treeseed/dsh-chapters   # keep current — restart `dsh web` after

--profile <name> is required on every dsh plugin command (web = the browser harness profile). After restart you have the fork button, seven agent tools, twelve /chapters-* commands (through 0.2.17, including /chapters-remove) — and the optional chapters preset that routes /compact through the zero-token engine.

Find the right page for your question

You want to…Go to
understand what this is / why (the ten benefits)Home → “What it gives you”
install, upgrade, uninstall, verify provenance§23 Install, upgrade, provenance
run your first compaction/continuation§1 Quickstart → §2 Your first continuation
link a shared knowledge pool (git or TreeDX)§3 Link a knowledge pool · §10 The pool
run any command — exact syntax, scope, outputs§15 Commands
delete a bad chapter (the wrong-project prompt)§15 Commands → /chapters-remove
know what the agent-facing tools do§16 Agent tools
tune a threshold, budget, or trigger§17 Configuration
understand why not summaries / the economics§5 Why not summaries?
read the design rules the system won't break§6 The four invariants
the theory behind retrieval-over-compression (RLM)§8 Recursive context theory
propose/approve rules for agents§13 Rules & governance
let a second model propose your next prompt§28 Prompt recommendations
debug something (“seems broken, is it?”)§4 FAQ & troubleshooting
prompt-cache / llama.cpp behavior§21 Cache behavior on llama.cpp
see measured results (production run + benchmarks)§19 Benchmarks · §20 Field study
compare with other memory approaches§22 The alternatives, compared
check security/privacy boundaries§27 Security & privacy
release history & known-fixed incidents§26 Changelog
develop the plugin itself§24 Developing → the engineering specs below

Developing / contributing

Three ways to set up a development environment — pick whichever fits your workflow:

ModeBest forCommand
Centralized (your live profile)Day-to-day development on your main machine./dev/install/install.sh && dsh web
Compartmentalized (isolated DSH_HOME)Testing changes without touching your live sessionsDSH_HOME=/tmp/dsh-dev ./dev/install/install.sh
Containerized (full stack)Isolated platform with vLLM + Playwright + Chromiumcd dev/install && docker compose up -d

All three install the same plugin set: dsh-chapters, dsh-codegraph (structural code search via pre-indexed AST graph), and dsh-tinyfish-search. Full details in dev/install/README.md. The containerized stack additionally ships its own vLLM model server (Qwen3-4B-AWQ with inference + systemone endpoints), a DSH Web UI service, and a CI-capable test runner — everything runs locally with no external API keys required.

The site's Part VI covers the daily loop; the repository itself holds the engineering truth for agents:

  • AGENTS.md — working spec for AI agents developing this repo (invariants, budget, hard rules)
  • docs/ — deep specs: contract.md (host API facts), architecture.md (mechanics), development.md (build/test loop + tape system), verify.md (every claim's procedure), knowledge-repo.md (design record), host-compaction-seam.md, provider.md
  • dev/install/ — installer, containerized platform, and local-llm skill
  • benchmarks: npm run bench — three arms, local model, never CI (protocol)

Feature requests and bugs: open an issue — measured reports get measured answers.

License

Apache-2.0 — see LICENSE. Your conversations, chapters, and knowledge pools stay yours.