598829314/oil-dsh-title

A DeepSeek Harness plugin that keeps session titles useful as the work evolves. It adapts the naming rules from oil-codex-title to DSH's official session APIs.

Install

From the DSH Market, search for Oil DSH Title and install it. The direct GitHub Release equivalent is:

dsh plugin --profile web add https://github.com/598829314/oil-dsh-title/releases/latest/download/oil-dsh-title.tgz

Use --profile desktop when managing a desktop profile directly. If an existing profile rejects the remote tarball because of its lockfile policy, use the GitHub source instead:

dsh plugin --profile desktop add github:598829314/oil-dsh-title

After installation, send a substantive user prompt in any live session. The title is updated asynchronously after the request route is known.

Title format

Titles use:

category emoji + object｜ongoing goal

Examples:

• 🧩 session-title｜event listener verification
• 🎨 login form｜layout refinement
• 🔎 model benchmark｜accuracy comparison

The plugin considers the latest user messages, keeps the dominant language, preserves product and code names, avoids repeating the workspace hint, and avoids known title conflicts. It keeps a stable title when the work has not materially changed.

DSH integration

This is a host-only Cordis bundle. It listens to session/event for all live sessions and updates titles with the official sessionTitle.rename() API.

It deliberately does not call sessionTitle.register() and does not disable DSH's built-in first-prompt provider. That makes it safe to install alongside the default title stack and avoids modifying DSH core files.

The plugin sends only a bounded title-generation input to the selected session route:

• the latest five user messages, each capped at 600 characters;
• the current title;
• a workspace leaf-name hint, never the full path;
• a bounded list of other live session titles.

It does not append a naming message to the conversation. Model failures, invalid output, timeouts, and title conflicts leave the current title unchanged.

Development

npm test
npm run check

The tests cover title structure validation, privacy rejection, JSON parsing, mixed-language-safe normalization, and both text-delta and block-end LLM stream output.

Attribution and license

Naming policy and the original Codex implementation: oil-oil/oil-codex-title.

This DSH adaptation is released under the MIT License.