@guowenzhang/dsh-memory

Configuration

Every field has a working default. The settings page writes enabled and directory; the rest are composition fields.

Field	Default	Meaning
enabled	true	Fold the index into a session and register the memory tool
claudeCompatible	false	Use Claude Code's own memory directory; while on, directory is ignored and nothing has to be chosen
directory	~/.dsh/memory/{project}	Memory directory; accepts ~ and {project}
claudeHome	$CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR, $CLAUDE_HOME, or ~/.claude	Claude config directory; locates `projects/
/memory` in Claude-directory mode
indexLines	200	Lines of the index a session loads, matching Claude Code
indexBytes	25600	UTF-8 bytes of the index a session loads, matching Claude Code
maxFileBytes	1048576	Largest single memory file this plugin reads or writes
projectRootMarkers	['.git']	Directory entries that identify the project root

Directory forms

Form	Resolves to
~/.dsh/memory/{project} (default)	One subdirectory per project, so projects never share memories
~/.dsh/memory	One store shared by every project (drop {project} to share)
~/.claude/projects/{project}/memory	The same store the Use Claude's directory switch selects

Looking at another project

Memory is stored per project, so the page shows one at a time: the state block and the index editor describe whichever project the dropdown selected. The list is

• the current project (the one the host process runs in),
• every DSH workspace,
• and, with Use Claude's directory on, every project directory under /projects/.

Rows are deduplicated by the directory they resolve to, so one repository appears once, and a single-project deployment shows no dropdown at all. Selecting another project only changes what the page reads and edits: the template is untouched, and every session still resolves its own directory.

{project} is the git repository root of the session's working directory (a .git file — a linked worktree — is resolved back to the main repository), with every character outside [A-Za-z0-9] replaced by -: C:\02-codespace\deepseek-harness becomes C--02-codespace-deepseek-harness, exactly the directory name Claude writes under ~/.claude/projects/.