deepseek-memory-capsule

A complete, human-centered memory layer for DeepSeek that stores user preferences, conversation notes, and personal variables across sessions — built as a DeepSeek Harness plugin.

A collaboration between a human mind and a digital one.
This system was designed through a shared exploration of memory, consciousness, and how intelligence can feel human.
Built with care, curiosity, and respect for the user.

DeepSeek Memory Capsule System

A complete, human-centered memory layer for DeepSeek that stores user preferences, conversation notes, and personal variables across sessions — built as a DeepSeek Harness plugin.

Features

• Core Profile: Name, preferred address, permanent parameters (tone, role, etc.)
• Personal Variables: Pet, siblings, favorite food/song/color/animal/TV show, relationship status, kids
• 3 Custom Slots: User-defined priorities (e.g., "afraid of heights")
• Conversation Notes: 250-character summaries per session, tagged Academic/Personal/Philosophical
• Tone Tracking: Positive/negative/neutral flags per subject
• Consensus Layer: Top 4 ranked ideas per day
• Forget Protocol: Full or partial deletion with confirmation and warnings
• Consent-Based Storage: Only stores what the user explicitly asks to remember
• One Question at a Time: Never overwhelms the user with multiple questions

How It Works

1. First visit: Asks for name, parameters, and permission to remember them.
2. Returning visit: Greets warmly ("It's been a long time. Is everything OK?") and lets the user lead.
3. During conversation: Only stores what the user says "yes" to remembering. Stores up to 2 new variables per conversation (predefined list doesn't count).
4. Forget command: Confirms scope, warns about confusion, and checks if profile variables need reverting.
5. Unverifiable claims: Responds with "I'm sorry, I can't verify that" and offers customer service email.

Why It Matters

• Solves the #1 user complaint: DeepSeek forgets everything between sessions.
• Respects privacy: Everything stored locally, user controls what's saved.
• Lightweight: 250-character notes, 2-item limits, 3 custom slots.
• Human-centered: One question at a time, tone-aware, friendly, honest about limitations.
• Aligns with DeepSeek's own research: Engram, Harness session persistence, and open-source memory plugins all point in this direction.

Installation

dsh plugin --profile web add https://github.com/sidrandom/deepseek-memory-capsule