[Plugin] Archive management panel for DSH WebUI: reopen, unarchive, or permanently delete sessions — with search and native-feel UI

[jasonrale]

Hey folks 👋

I built a plugin that fills a gap some of you may have hit: DSH can archive a session, but once it's archived there's no way to see it again — no list, no unarchive, no delete. It just disappears.

dsh-archive-manager adds an "Archived" entry at the sidebar footer. Click it and you get a panel that looks and feels native:

• 📂 Browse archived sessions grouped by workspace, exactly like the normal sidebar
• 💬 Reopen — click a session to continue chatting, archive state untouched
• ♻️ Unarchive — put it back in its workspace, original position preserved
• 🗑️ Delete for good — safely stops a running session first, then removes its complete on-disk record (with a confirmation dialog)
• 🔍 Search — filter by title/workspace instantly, plus message search over your prompts and the assistant's replies
• 🔄 Two-way view sync — grouping, ordering, and drag-to-reorder stay in sync with the native sidebar in real time
• 🌐 English / Chinese UI following your system language

Screenshot

**Install (one command):**

npx @deepseek-ai/dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-archive-manager

Restart dsh web — done. Sessions archived before installing are fully manageable too.

Links:

• GitHub: https://github.com/jasonrale/dsh-archive-manager

Built against dsh 0.1.0-rc.6; it relies on some internal shapes, so after a dsh upgrade check the repo for a compatible release first. Happy to hear feedback — especially on anything that feels off visually or behaviorally. Bug reports and PRs welcome!

[zoahdev]

Nice work — this closes a real gap (the official UI archives but doesn't expose unarchive/permanent-delete). Indexed in the community registry so it's one-command discoverable next to the rest of the ecosystem:

npx dsh-subscribe list | grep archive
npx @deepseek-ai/dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-archive-manager

Complementary, not competing: dsh-shelf covers the storage-layer side (list every session regardless of grouping, move-to-trash, export to md/json/jsonl/zstd, rescue a corrupt log); your panel covers the UI-side archive lifecycle with search. They pair well — happy to cross-link them in the registry tags so users hit both in one search.

One heads-up for maintainability: you noted it depends on internal shapes — running the packed tarball through dsh-plugin-doctor (manifest + dependency + profile checks) in CI will catch drift the moment a new rc lands, before your users do.

[leenkcool]

#1728 可以自己提PR收录 。记得互相赞赏。

你这个挺好。