dsh-task-board

Pushing multiple Agent conversations forward in DSH day after day, you end up with tasks scattered across isolated chat windows, no unified view for planning, no reliable way to track execution status or replay past runs. dsh-task-board slots into the DSH sidebar as a hot-pluggable GUI card. It modifies zero lines of DSH source code, so mounting gives you a task board immediately and unmounting restores everything, leaving other managed sections such as skins, the plugin market, and personal config completely untouched.

The board provides five columns (Backlog, To Do, In Progress, Done, Failed), each card carrying a title, description, run count, and a cron badge. Pressing Execute wires the card into a real Agent round: workspaces.connectWorkspace grabs or creates a session, session.prompt queues the task Prompt as a text turn, and a snapshot subscription flips the card to Done or Failed once the round settles. A reconcile pass after any refresh re-aligns lingering running cards against live session state. The detail panel ships a five-field cron scheduler with common presets, and the plugin registers a SystemPrompt.section that declares its capabilities to every Agent in the stack, vanishing cleanly when removed.

Built for DSH power users who want kanban-style orchestration of Agent workloads, scheduled batch runs, or a single visual home replacing a pile of separate conversations. All data persists in browser localStorage with no server dependency, and both tasks and schedulers survive page refreshes and DSH restarts automatically.