dsh-launch
Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:
dsh plugin install Khellendros97/dsh-launch
Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:
You can install this plugin by visiting https://github.com/Khellendros97/dsh-launch and running the `dsh plugin install` command in DSH.
About this plugin
In DSH environments, traditional background jobs often terminate when the session ends, causing unexpected disruptions for development servers or API proxies. dsh-launch addresses this pain point by introducing an independent detached broker process to manage services. This plugin ensures that long-running processes persist even after the conversation round ends or DSH itself restarts, utilizing a "background daemon" mechanism. It supports dual ready checks via ports and logs, along with automatic restart and crash recovery strategies. Whether you need a continuously running Mock API, a Dev Server, or complex Worker tasks, this tool offers a visual monitoring panel and model tool interfaces, making it ideal for developers or Agent engineers building persistent workflows.
Use Cases
- Building persistent Mock API services
- Running Dev Servers that don't end with the conversation
- Executing background computation or data processing tasks
Best For
- Frontend/Full-stack developers needing long-running services
- Engineers building Agent workflows requiring background tasks
- Operations staff managing process lifecycles in DSH environments
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