ZSeven-W
dsh-noema
Noema long-term memory plugin for DSH: durable, inspectable agent memory with recall tools and a settings page.
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- TypeScript
- Created
- Aug 14, 2026
- Updated
- Aug 14, 2026
Introduction
DSH Noema
Long-term memory for DeepSeek Harness — durable, inspectable agent memory backed by Noema.
Recall Before Work • Import From 9 Agent Tools • Settings-Page Memory Management • Crash Keep-Alive • Hot Reload
npm: @zseven-w/dsh-noema · Current plugin release: 0.1.0-rc.1 · Tested with DSH 0.1.0-rc.6
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Why DSH Noema
DSH Noema connects DeepSeek Harness with Noema — a local-first, non-vector memory system for coding agents — so an Agent keeps durable knowledge across sessions instead of starting every conversation from zero.
🧠 Durable RecallMemories persist as inspectable Markdown files under |
📥 Import From Other Tools
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🛠️ Settings-Page ManagementThe Noema Memory settings page configures the server command, memory root, budgets, idle/call timeouts, and the guidance section — and a Manage memories card searches, browses, adds, reviews, and deletes stored memories directly. |
🩺 Keep-AliveThe memory server stays up: idle timeout defaults to never, and a keep-alive loop restarts the |
🔍 Smart Entity ExtractionNoema's extraction engine combines jieba word segmentation with high-precision signals — English proper nouns, CJK names and technical terms, quoted topics, and repetition — with stopword and path filters, so the PageIndex topic catalog stays clean. |
⚡ Hot ReloadAfter the first boot, the plugin never needs a restart again: |
Install into DSH
dsh plugin --profile web add @zseven-w/dsh-noema@latest
dsh web
Or, for local development straight from the source tree:
dsh plugin --profile web add link:/path/to/dsh-noema
dsh web
The link: protocol symlinks the profile dependency to this repository, so rebuilds are visible immediately and Cordis HMR can watch the compiled output.
The plugin bundles the noema-mcp binary through per-platform optional npm packages. To build it yourself instead, run cargo build --release -p noema-mcp inside the bundled noema submodule, or point the Server command setting at any noema-mcp build.
Memory Tools
The model-facing tools mirror the Noema MCP surface:
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
noema_recall | Recall relevant memories for a query, with a token budget. |
noema_search | Full-text search over stored memories. |
noema_browse | Browse the PageIndex catalog for a topic or entity. |
noema_catalog | Render the full memory catalog as markdown. |
noema_recall_graph | Multi-hop recall through links and shared entities. |
noema_neighbors | One graph hop from a memory. |
noema_explain | Explain why a memory was or was not recalled. |
noema_remember | Save a durable fact, decision, constraint, or preference. |
noema_review_list | List pending review candidates. |
noema_review_decide | Accept, reject, edit, or merge a candidate. |
noema_forget | Tombstone or hard-delete a memory. |
noema_policy_get / noema_policy_set | Read or update the write policy. |
noema_status | Server and tenant status: counts, index health, storage root. |
noema_import | Import memories from other AI coding tools. |
Each tool returns a uniform envelope { ok, tool, text } where text carries the full server output.
Import memories from other tools
| Source id | Global files | Workspace files |
|---|---|---|
codex | ~/.codex/AGENTS.md + the Codex memory pipeline: ~/.codex/memories/MEMORY.md, memory_summary.md, rollout_summaries/*.md, extensions/ad_hoc/notes/*.md (raw_memories.md skipped — it is the uncurated feed) | AGENTS.md, AGENTS.local.md |
claude-code | ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md, ~/.claude/CLAUDE.local.md, ~/.claude/MEMORY.md | CLAUDE.md, CLAUDE.local.md, MEMORY.md |
opencode | ~/.config/opencode/AGENTS.md | AGENTS.md |
cursor | ~/.cursor/rules/*.mdc, ~/.cursorrules | .cursor/rules/*.mdc, .cursorrules |
grok | ~/.grok/AGENTS.md + the Grok cross-session memory: ~/.grok/memory/MEMORY.md, per-project MEMORY.md, and sessions/*.md summaries | AGENTS.md |
workbuddy | ~/.codebuddy/CODEBUDDY.md (WorkBuddy memory file), ~/.workbuddy/AGENTS.md, ~/.workbuddy/memory.md, ~/.config/workbuddy/AGENTS.md, ~/Library/Application Support/WorkBuddy/AGENTS.md | AGENTS.md, CODEBUDDY.md |
antigravity | ~/.antigravity/AGENTS.md, ~/.config/antigravity/AGENTS.md, ~/Library/Application Support/Antigravity/AGENTS.md (best-effort; no documented global memory store yet) | AGENTS.md, AGENTS.local.md |
trae | ~/.trae/AGENTS.md, ~/.trae/memory/, ~/.trae/rules/ (plus the ~/.trae-cn variants) | AGENTS.md, .trae/rules/ |
qoder | ~/.qoder-cn/AGENTS.md, ~/.qoder-cn/rules/, the auto-memory roots ~/.qoder-cn/memory/ and ~/.qoder-cn/projects/*/memory/ (plus ~/.qoder variants) | AGENTS.md, AGENTS.local.md, .qoder/rules/ |
- The
sourceargument selects one tool, or omit it to run every source enabled in settings. - The
pathargument selects the workspace root for project-scoped files (defaults to the session workspace; workspace files only load when the Import workspace files setting is on). - Imports are deduplicated through a ledger at
$DSH_HOME/storages/dsh-noema-imports.json, keyed by file path + section content — when several tools share one projectAGENTS.md, each section is imported exactly once.force: truere-imports everything. - The settings page exposes per-source checkboxes, an import-on-startup toggle, a file-size cap, and an Import now button with a last-run summary.
Settings
Open Settings → Noema Memory:
| Setting | Default | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Enable memory | on | Master switch for the noema_* tools. |
| Memory guidance | on | System-prompt section teaching memory usage. |
| Start server at boot | on | Spawn at DSH start instead of first use. |
| Auto-accept new memories | on | noema_remember persists immediately. |
| Server command | bundled | Bundled noema-mcp binary or a custom executable path/command. |
| Working directory | — | cwd for the server (needed for cargo run). |
| Memory root (NOEMA_ROOT) | — | Where memories are stored; empty = ~/.agent-memory. |
| Recall token budget | 1200 | Default budget_tokens for noema_recall. |
| Idle timeout (ms) | 0 | Stop the server after idle; 0 = never. |
| Keep alive | on | Restart the server in the background when it crashes or exits. |
| Keep-alive interval (ms) | 5000 | Minimum delay between background health checks. |
| Call timeout (ms) | 30000 | Per-tool-call deadline. |
| Restart delay (ms) | 1000 | Backoff between a stop/crash and the next start. |
The status card shows server health with restart/stop actions, and the import section manages the nine memory sources.
Hot reload
DSH's HMR machinery is fully usable once the plugin has been loaded once:
-
Host plugin — enable the Cordis HMR entry in the profile patch with its watch root pointed at this package's
lib/output, and keep thelink:dependency. Runpnpm run buildand the running DSH reloads the plugin entry automatically (the Noema server child is restarted by the reload) — no server restart.# ~/.dsh/profiles/<profile>/cordis.patch.yml - id: hmr disabled: false config: root: - /path/to/dsh-noema/lib -
Client bundle —
ppnpm run build:clientrewriteslib/client.js; the client-hmr node half stat-polls every graph bundle (default 500ms) and broadcasts arebuiltframe over the/plugins/eventsSSE channel, and the browser hot-swaps the module without a page refresh. -
Settings — every change made on the Noema Memory settings page applies live through the settings service.
The one thing hot-reload cannot do is load a plugin that was never in the booted tree: the running composition neither watches the profile patch layer (the web app does not wire watchUserPatches) nor exposes a loader mutation API (the plugin inventory RPC is read-only). A fresh plugin therefore needs exactly one server restart, after which the loop above is fully hot.
Develop
pnpm install
pnpm run build # host tsc + client tsdown bundle
pnpm test # build + node --test tests/
The e2e test runs against noema/target/debug/noema-mcp when present (it is skipped otherwise).
License
MIT