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How to move a SillyTavern JSONL chat into Agent RP with DSH Agent RP

Attach a SillyTavern JSONL log to a character session so the old chat carries over.

  • Content
  • Intermediate
  • 45 minutes
  • From the README
  • Any agent

Authorization notice. DSH Agent RP is dual-use. Only use it on software, sites and systems you own or have explicit permission to test.

Who it is forA long-time SillyTavern user who has a saved JSONL chat log and wants to continue that story in DSH.

The problemYears of chat history stay trapped in SillyTavern files and cannot be reused in a new runtime.

The outcomeA new character dialogue in DSH that holds the migrated chat, while the source file and source session stay unchanged.

What you need first

  • Node.js 22.19+ or 24+
  • pnpm 11 (or `npm install --global pnpm@11` to install it)
  • A working DSH setup (Windows, macOS, or Linux installer path, or DSH Desktop with the limits the README describes)
  • Character cards (PNG, JSON, or CHARX) and any World Info or preset files you are allowed to use

Steps

  1. Install and start Agent RP using the installer path for your operating system from the README.
  2. Open a character session in DSH.
  3. Attach your SillyTavern JSONL file to the session.
  4. In the migration panel, pick a character card already in the resource library, or import a new PNG, JSON, or CHARX card.
  5. Confirm the new character dialogue opens and check that the migrated messages appear.

Prompt for your agent

In the repo hewzhew/dsh-agent-rp, use the migration panel described in the README to migrate <path-to-chat.jsonl> with the character card <path-to-card>. Report the new session name and the message count. Verify that the source JSONL file and the original session are unchanged.

Caveat. The README says migration creates a new character dialogue and does not modify the source file, but it does not describe how much of the original formatting is preserved, so spot-check the result.

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