dsh-vault

Usage

The vault runs automatically — no setup required. A /vault slash command provides visibility and manual control:

Command	Result
/vault status	Show vaulted workspaces and per-workspace session counts.
/vault restore	Import vaulted sessions/titles for known workspaces now.
/vault export	(Re)write vault files from current persistence now.
/vault help	Show help.

How it behaves

• Continuous mirroring. As a session appends events, they are written to the workspace's .dsh-vault/sessions/.jsonl in order. On session disposal the file is rewritten as a clean snapshot.
• Automatic restore. At boot, and whenever a workspace is opened, the plugin imports any vault session missing from DSH persistence and applies the vaulted title. On a brand-new machine, opening the copied folder as a workspace triggers the same restore.
• Portable paths. Session cwds are rebound to the workspace's current absolute path on import, so a folder copied to a different location restores cleanly.
• Idempotent. Sessions already in persistence are never re-imported, and attaching/renaming is a no-op when nothing changed.

Configuration

No configuration is required. The plugin inserts with an empty config; the vault directory name (.dsh-vault) and the JSONL format are fixed so vaults stay interchangeable across machines.