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dsh-plugin-scheduled-tasks

Client Updated 2026.08.25

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install Jeff1573/dsh-plugin-scheduled-tasks

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

Install the scheduled-tasks plugin in DeepSeek Harness by running dsh plugin install Jeff1573/dsh-plugin-scheduled-tasks; full source is available at https://github.com/Jeff1573/dsh-plugin-scheduled-tasks

About this plugin

Instead of babysitting a chat window for recurring checks like "run CI status at 9 a.m. daily," let DeepSeek Harness open a fresh session and fire off a turn on schedule. That is exactly what dsh-plugin-scheduled-tasks does.

The plugin supports three trigger rules—daily, weekly, and fixed intervals (minimum 5 minutes)—calculated in IANA time zones with correct daylight-saving transitions. A built-in unattended permission preset keeps the agent inside the workspace without pausing for human approval, so runs never stall on an unanswered prompt. Completion notifications go through Bark, WeCom group bots, ntfy, ServerChan, Telegram, Feishu, DingTalk, or any custom webhook, and tapping a notification jumps straight into the run session. The model itself can create, list, and delete scheduled tasks from within any conversation, removing the need to open the side panel.

A good fit for developers and engineering teams who want hands-free monitoring, CI patrolling, periodic reporting, or any cadence where "remember to check" becomes "it checks itself on time."

Use Cases

  • Auto-open a session at 9 a.m. daily to check CI status and push a summary to your phone
  • Kick off a code-health review conversation on set weekdays each week
  • Poll a service health endpoint every 15 minutes and alert a WeCom group on anomalies

Best For

  • Solo developers who want to replace manual check-ins with on-schedule runs
  • Engineering teams that need unattended monitoring and periodic status reports
  • Practitioners who use DeepSeek Harness daily and want to cut down screen-watching time