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How to import memory from nine other coding agent tools with DSH Noema

Pull rules and notes from Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and others into DSH memory without duplicates.

Short answer: Run dsh plugin --profile web add @zseven-w/dsh-noema@latest and then dsh web if you have not installed the plugin yet; then open Settings → Noema Memory and tick the sources you want, such as claude-code or cursor; Decide whether to turn on the Import workspace files setting for project-scoped files. All steps.

Credentials. Imported files are saved as durable memory, so check them for secrets or tokens before running the import.

Who it is forA developer who has used several AI coding tools and wants their accumulated rules and notes available to the DSH agent.

The problemUseful project rules and preferences are scattered across the memory files of other coding tools and are not visible to DSH.

The outcomeEach section of the selected files is saved as a durable memory, and re-running the import skips sections that were already imported.

What you need first

  • A working DeepSeek Harness (DSH) install; the README says it was tested with DSH 0.2.0-rc.2
  • The dsh command line available in your shell
  • Node.js and pnpm if you plan to build or develop the plugin from source
  • Access to the memory files of any other AI coding tool you want to import

Steps

  1. Run dsh plugin --profile web add @zseven-w/dsh-noema@latest and then dsh web if you have not installed the plugin yet
  2. Open Settings → Noema Memory and tick the sources you want, such as claude-code or cursor
  3. Decide whether to turn on the Import workspace files setting for project-scoped files
  4. Click Import now and read the last-run summary
  5. Ask the agent to run noema_search for a term from the imported files to confirm the memories were saved

Prompt for your agent

Using the dsh-noema plugin, run the noema_import tool with source set to <source id such as claude-code or cursor> and path set to <workspace root>. Expected output: an ok envelope whose text lists how many sections were imported. Verify by running noema_search for a phrase from one imported section, and confirm that a second run without force reports those sections as already imported.

Caveat. The README lists ten sources in the import table but the settings section says nine memory sources, and Antigravity support is described as best-effort with no documented global memory store yet.

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