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The "rewind" topic on GitHub groups 8 open-source projects in the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) ecosystem, led by dsh-filesnap with 41 GitHub stars. dsh-filesnap — dsh-filesnap — rewind a conversation and the files it changed together to before a given turn, no git repository needed. Every project here is indexed by DSH Universe with live GitHub data — stars, activity and install status — so you can compare and install directly.
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extracurricular-ai
dsh-filesnap — rewind a conversation and the files it changed together to before a given turn, no git repository needed. A blazing-fast rewind and redo plugin for DeepSeek Harness, powered by a 🦀 Rust core, tracking the conversion and the files it changed, no git required, low disk consumption
PerryLink
Claude Code /rewind for DeepSeek Harness — git-first workspace snapshots before every mutation, turn-boundary session forks, one-shot /rewind restore. A dsh-plugin capability seam.
SiriLee
DSH plugin: rewind conversations in place within the same window without creating branch sessions, with lightweight workspace backup and rollback (like Claude Code /rewind) · In-place conversation rewind in the same session window without forking, with lightweight workspace backup and rollback (Claude Code /rewind)
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zoyluoblue
dsh plugin: snapshot your workspace every turn and restore the files to any earlier point. A rewind/undo for DeepSeek Harness coding sessions — your own git repo is never touched.
BOWLUNA
Per-tool-call workspace checkpoints for DeepSeek Harness: captures every file mutation including shell commands, stores content-addressed blobs, previews line-level diffs, and every restore is itself undoable.
ddll8023
Modified dsh-rewind plugin for DeepSeek Harness with rewind mode choice (conversation-only or file rollback)
SipengXie2024
Claude Code-style rewind for DeepSeek Harness (dsh): edit a past user message and re-run on a forked session, restore files to the turn boundary, or branch with a summary
