dsh-task-dispatcher
Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:
dsh plugin install zhengjy01/dsh-task-dispatcher
Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:
Run dsh plugin install zhengjy01/dsh-task-dispatcher in the DeepSeek Harness terminal to install this plugin; the source repository is at https://github.com/zhengjy01/dsh-task-dispatcher .
About this plugin
Every morning, sifting through a to-do list and manually feeding items to your DSH agent is tedious. dsh-task-dispatcher turns that routine into a quiet pipeline: a cordis timer (default 08:30) pulls today's due and undated tasks from the 5️⃣AI list in TickTick, writes a Markdown checklist to a local file, and alerts you via flomo plus a macOS notification. If nothing new has changed, it stays completely silent.
The real power kicks in with autoExecute. Each pulled task spins up its own headless DSH session and runs serially; on success, the result is written back to TickTick through ticktick_complete, and failed tasks enter a retry cooldown. You can point the worker at any DSH workspace so all files land in that directory and the session shows up in the GUI sidebar. Manual triggering via dispatcher_run, plus dispatcher_status and dispatcher_report, give you full observability whenever you need it.
The plugin reuses the data layer and OAuth credentials from an already-installed dsh-ticktick—no duplicate API keys to maintain. It is built for DSH power users who treat TickTick as their daily task source and want the pull-run-writeback loop handled automatically, leaving them to simply review results when the notification chimes.
Use Cases
- Pull due tasks from TickTick on a daily timer and dispatch each one to a DSH agent session automatically
- Run tasks serially in isolated headless sessions with results written back to TickTick and retries on failure
- Pin all execution output to a chosen DSH workspace so sessions and files stay organized in the GUI sidebar
Best For
- DHs agent power users who treat TickTick as their daily task inbox and want fully automated processing
- Developers with dsh-ticktick and dsh-flomo already installed who want a zero-config dispatch pipeline
- Knowledge workers who need batch task output pinned to a specific workspace with easy session retrieval in the GUI
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