@wildusk/dsh-backup

DeepSeek Harness plugin backup. Archives are written to ~/.dsh-backup.

Repository: https://github.com/usertoandy/dsh-backup.git

Commands

Command	Function
/backup	Archive the DSH home to ~/.dsh-backup/dsh-backup-<timestamp>.tar.gz and report the archive path and size.
/backup-list	List the existing archives in ~/.dsh-backup (number, filename, size, date).
/backup-restore	Ask (via the harness question UI) which backup to restore and how, then extract it into the DSH home.

Restore modes

The confirm question offers the original tool's three answers:

• yes — extract over the current files; files not in the backup are kept.
• clean — empty the DSH home first, then extract (exact restore of the backup). Refused when the target resolves to / or the user's home directory.
• no — cancel the restore.

After a restore you may need to restart any running dsh processes.

Install

The host loads src/index.ts directly (no build step). Install straight from the npm registry — dsh plugin add forwards the package name to pnpm inside the profile directory, then activates the bundle automatically (the bundles list is updated by the reconcile step):

dsh plugin --profile web add @wildusk/dsh-backup

Restart dsh web afterwards; /backup, /backup-list and /backup-restore then appear in the command palette.

At runtime the plugin uses the host-provided commands and userQuestions services plus tar on the PATH.

Files

• src/index.ts — plugin entry: name / inject / apply.
• src/commands.ts — the three command handlers and their output text.
• src/backup-core.ts — timestamped tar.gz creation, listing and guarded restore (asynchronous, abort-aware).