Claude2DSH

Move Claude Code conversations, skills, memory, and plugin assets into DeepSeek Harness as native, resumable sessions — and take DSH turns back to Claude Code JSONL when you need to.

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Claude Code is the first source adapter in a multi-tool migration layer. Claude2DSH preserves the useful conversation structure, writes through DSH's native persistence APIs, and keeps the original Claude directory read-only by default.

[!NOTE] 0.2.0-rc.5 is a release candidate. The Awesome badge means the project is included in the curated awesome-dsh-plugin list under Sessions & Messages. The automatic awesome-dsh-plugins radar has not marked it as runtime-verified; the badge does not claim that verification.

Why Claude2DSH

Resume natively	Bring more than chat	Return without risking the source
Claude turns become DSH-native session events that DSH can inspect, replay, and resume.	Skills, user-global instructions, project memory, tool-output sidecars, subagent transcripts, and plugin assets have explicit migration paths.	Export and sync target a safe copy under $DSH_HOME by default. Concurrent edits pause instead of overwriting either side.

The governing principle is zero-configuration by default: the default path produces a visible result without requiring users to understand profiles or bundles first, while dangerous write-back remains explicitly gated.

flowchart LR
    A["Claude Code JSONL<br/>~/.claude/projects<br/>read-only"] --> B["Claude adapter<br/>discover · parse · normalize"]
    B --> C["Normalized session IR<br/>turns · steps · tools · images"]
    C --> D["DSH event synthesis<br/>native session events"]
    D --> E[("DSH sessions<br/>$DSH_HOME/sessions")]
    E --> F["Export / sync<br/>safe copy"]
    F --> G["Claude Code JSONL<br/>resumable transcript"]
    E --> H["Settings UI + tools<br/>import · export · sync · merge"]

Quickstart

Requirements: Node.js >=22.19.0, pnpm, and the dsh CLI.

# Install the published plugin into DSH's built-in headed profile
dsh plugin --profile web add @claude2dsh/[email protected]

# Start the browser UI; the terminal prints the local URL
dsh web

Then:

1. Open the URL printed by dsh web.
2. On a fresh DSH installation, choose Configure later if the model API-key prompt appears; migration itself does not call a model.
3. Open Settings → Claude2DSH.
4. Choose a language, confirm the Claude sessions directory, and optionally include subagent/workflow transcripts.
5. Click Preview import, inspect the counts and item report, then click Run import.

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