dsh-chat-import

Usage

1. Import — pick the conversations to import from the "Import sessions" panel in the bottom-right of the GUI and import with one click, or have your agent call the context tool:

import_chat({ format: "claude", path: "~/.claude/projects" })
import_chat({ format: "chatgpt", path: "~/Downloads/chatgpt-export/conversations.json" })
import_chat({ format: "local-jsonl", path: "D:\downloads\session.jsonl" })

Reasonix directory imports conservatively collapse only recovery ancestors proven by both a strict semantic prefix and an explicit parent_id lineage. Ambiguous or divergent files remain separate; use lineageMode: "physical" for one session per JSONL.

2. Resume — refresh the session list, open the imported session, and keep chatting from where the source left off.

3. Sync (optional) — the panel's "Sync" tab offers bidirectional incremental sync, off by default. Sub-agent conversations are filtered out by default in both directions.

4. Tool injection (optional) — the "Session Import" settings section exposes three injectTools levels: Minimal (default, keeps only the import_chat entry tool resident; low-frequency management tools stay out of context), Full (all 13 tools), and Off (invisible to the agent; the GUI panel still works). Tool descriptions are slimmed down to selection-time essentials; behavioral details ride along in execution results and error text, only when needed.

Full tool / command usage (parameters, examples, edge cases) lives in docs/USAGE.md.