dsh-session-search

Usage

1. Click the magnifier icon in the sidebar (between Plugins and Schedules), or press Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+F.
2. Type a query. Matching is substring, case-insensitive, and works for CJK (a 2-character query matches inside a longer run, which the shipped FTS5 engine cannot do).
3. Narrow the results with the chips — All / My prompts / Replies / Tool output — and the Include subagent sessions toggle (off by default; subagent sessions routinely outnumber your own).
4. Click any hit to open its session.

Queries are debounced by 220 ms and each superseded query is aborted. Esc clears the box.

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Configuration

The plugin exports no Config schema on purpose: bare specifiers such as @deepseek-ai/schemastery do not resolve from a plugin that lives outside the profile tree, and Cordis passes a row's config: through untouched when a plugin has no Config (if (!runtime.Config) return config in cordis/lib/index.js). So every key is optional:

- id: session-search
  name: 'dsh-session-search'
  config:
    root: 'C:/Users/me/.dsh/sessions'   # sessions root; defaults to /sessions
    maxHits: 300                        # cap on returned hits
    maxCharsPerRecord: 65536            # per-record text ceiling, guards against one huge tool result
    includeSubagents: false             # exclude subagent sessions by default
    warmup: true                        # build the index in the background after startup
    warmupDelayMs: 3000

A patch row replaces the whole config of its target id, so write every value you want.

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