dsh-auto-goal-resume

DSH's goal system intentionally does not persist execution authorization across restarts. As a result, any in-progress multi-phase task is disarmed the moment the process restarts, and the goal-round-driver sits idle until a human explicitly says "continue." dsh-auto-goal-resume removes that manual step: after DSH starts, the plugin scans all sessions, identifies active goals that have been disarmed, cold-restores the matching agent (resolving presets from the session log to keep toolsets and personas consistent), and re-arms the goal so the driver seamlessly picks up remaining rounds.

The plugin is idempotent and fault-tolerant by design: already-armed sessions or goals whose phase has changed are skipped; a cold-restore failure in one session does not affect others; and if DSH services are not yet ready it retries automatically (up to 15 times, 60-second intervals). All of DSH's original guardrails are preserved—it only restores active goals, respects paused / blocked / complete states, and the round cap defined on each goal prevents unbounded execution. The logic is self-contained with zero external dependencies and changes no official DSH semantics; it simply performs the one resume call a human would otherwise have to make.

If you rely on DSH's goal tool for long-running, multi-round tasks (batch generation, step-by-step debugging, cross-API orchestration, etc.) and are comfortable with the policy of auto-resuming after a restart, this plugin saves you the manual trigger while leaving your pauses and round caps fully intact.