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dsh-session-importer

dsh plugin: import session records from other coding agents (Claude Code, Codex CLI, generic JSONL, Markdown) into the dsh session store

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核心用途是实现多平台 AI 对话历史的统一归档。适合同时使用多种 AI 助手工具，并希望将分散的聊天记录、调试历史合并导入到 DSH 中统一管理的用户。

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Package
dsh-session-importer
Version
0.1.7
License
MIT
Last updated
Aug 17, 2026

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README

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Usage

In the web UI command palette (or any command surface):

/import-sessions [
] [--source auto|claude|codex|jsonl|markdown] [--cwd ] [--limit ] [--dry-run] [--retitle]

  • No — auto-discovers the known agent data directories listed above.

  • a file — imports that one transcript.

  • a directory — scans recursively for *.jsonl (*.md only with --source markdown).

  • --source — force a parser; default auto detects per file.

  • --cwd — override the recorded working directory of imported sessions.

  • --limit — cap messages per imported session (default unlimited).

  • --dry-run — scan, parse, and report without writing anything.

  • --retitle — backfill titles + sidebar projections for sessions imported by an older plugin version, without re-importing. Runs inside the host process (no restart needed). Run it once after upgrading the plugin:

    /import-sessions --retitle

Examples:

/import-sessions
/import-sessions ~/.claude/projects
/import-sessions /path/to/export.jsonl --source claude
/import-sessions /path/to/transcript.md --source markdown --cwd /path/to/project
/import-sessions --dry-run

Behavior notes

  • Idempotent: each source file maps to a deterministic session id (import- -, versioned — a parser fix bumps the hash input, so re-importing after an upgrade creates fresh sessions instead of being rejected as duplicates). Re-importing the same file unchanged is skipped as a duplicate, so running the command repeatedly is safe.
  • Durability: imports write directly through the dsh session-persistence backend (the same append-only, fsync-durable machinery the live agent path uses), so no live agent session is required and writes survive restarts.
  • Fidelity: tool calls are kept as tool-call content blocks plus tool/call + tool/result events (paired by id), mirroring native dsh sessions; Claude Code thinking blocks and Codex reasoning blocks are imported as reasoning content blocks so tool-heavy turns still show the model's reasoning; very long blocks are truncated (200 KB text / 100 KB tool results) to keep imports bounded.