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dsh-agent-life

Workflow Updated 2026.08.25

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install jonah791/dsh-agent-life

Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:

To install this plugin in DeepSeek Harness, please run dsh plugin install jonah791/dsh-agent-life. Source: https://github.com/jonah791/dsh-agent-life

About this plugin

Agent shouldn't just be mechanical; they need a sense of 'breathing' and 'perception.' dsh-agent-life is designed to solve the chaos of state management during long-running Agent sessions. It provides the primitives of a digital life cycle, allowing the Agent to autonomously decide when to sleep and what to do upon waking, effectively eliminating the need for tedious hard-coded rules.

The core capability lies in its 'zero rules' philosophy. With life_sleep, the Agent can perform interruptible in-process waiting, ensuring that any master message instantly cuts off the sleep state. Paired with life_status, it precisely tracks the current time, scheduled sleep, and guardian incident records. Additionally, the hourly chime mechanism intelligently injects time context at the end to avoid cache misses while ensuring information freshness.

This plugin is ideal for developers seeking to imbue their Agents with greater autonomy and human-like characteristics. Whether building intelligent assistants that require long periods of dormancy or complex workflows where Agents need to feel the passage of time, dsh-agent-life is a lightweight yet powerful tool, allowing digital lives to flow naturally within the DSH Harness ecosystem.

Use Cases

  • Agent needs to autonomously sleep to save compute resources
  • Need to interrupt sleep in real-time when handling sudden messages
  • Need to record Agent lifecycle states and incidents

Best For

  • Engineers who wish to endow Agents with human-like characteristics
  • Workflow developers needing to manage long-running Agents
  • Architects who prefer zero-rules, fully autonomous decision-making modes