dsh-agent-pill

Running multi-agent workflows in DeepSeek Harness means goal progress, subagent status, background job health, and file mutations are scattered across event streams and terminal logs, forcing you to dig through them every time. dsh-agent-pill aggregates all of this into a single draggable status capsule in the top-right corner: when busy it shows the current round number and latest action; when idle it shrinks to a dot so you can tell at a glance whether the agent is still working.

Press Ctrl+Alt+P or click the capsule to open a popover panel with four layered sections: a Goal card showing objective, phase, round progress bar, and elapsed time; a Workflow area listing the five most recent runs, each expandable to reveal step labels, phases, outcomes, and file diffs observed during the run; a Subagent tree indented by depth with per-node duration and terminal stop reason; and a Jobs section where you can view output or kill a task directly. A live Activity timeline at the bottom streams tool calls, file changes, phase transitions, and subagent starts/ends in order, making the internal execution traceable.

Architecturally, host and client share a single TypeScript contract module so field changes produce compile-time errors on the client side, eliminating silent drift between dual mirrors. Each domain (goal tracking, git status, subagents, jobs) is split into a deep module with an injection seam for independent unit testing. The capsule and panel follow the DSH theme signal for instant light/dark switching, adapt their width to content, and persist collapsed state and drag position in localStorage. This plugin suits developers and teams who run long-running goal-based tasks in DSH, supervise multiple subagents and background jobs simultaneously, and want file changes and execution progress always visible without leaving the browser.