dsh-cron

Driving a recurring, scheduled loop in DeepSeek Harness used to mean re-prompting the agent by hand every time, which is easy to forget and hard to keep at a steady cadence. dsh-cron closes that gap with a single /cron slash command: type a standard five-field cron expression and the agent wakes at every wall-clock minute that matches, fires one tick toward your stated objective, and keeps going until you issue /cron stop.

The firing model is wall-clock anchored and non-interrupting. If a scheduled minute arrives while the agent is mid-turn, the tick simply waits for idle and catches up right after, so your current work is never broken. The schedule persists to a local JSON file, meaning a Web app restart does not lose it; the plugin resumes automatically on the next session. You can also append a natural-language objective after the expression (e.g. /cron "0 9 * * 1-5" fix the tests) so every periodic wake-up carries a clear direction, and tune the default cadence via config.defaultCron.

It is built for anyone who treats a DSH agent as a long-running on-call partner: periodic log triage, nightly test repair, recurring refactoring sprints, or any workflow that needs a gentle nudge at a fixed rhythm. One command to start, one to stop, no babysitting required.