isheng-eqi/dsh-hermes-memory
Faithful port of the hermes-agent MEMORY.md / USER.md mechanism for DSH: bounded dual-bank memory (2200/1375 chars), a single `memory` tool (add/replace/remove/batch), frozen-snapshot injection per session, nudge reminders, DSH-native JSON storage — zero external dependencies, zero LLM cost.
$ dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-hermes-memory$ dsh plugin --profile web add github:isheng-eqi/dsh-hermes-memoryHealth breakdown
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