quest

Task state fragments across chat threads, sticky notes, and the back of your mind; working alongside an AI agent amplifies the problem because you keep re-explaining progress and re-describing next steps. Quest folds that scattered state into a World of Warcraft-inspired quest panel inside DSH's Web profile. The left-side quest board groups tasks by category with live counts for in-progress, tracked, and completed items; the right-side list offers per-objective +1/-1 progress nudges and a right-click maintenance menu. A persistent tracker strip on the right edge of the screen lists every watched quest with objective progress, remaining time, and completion state. Repeating quests reset automatically on a daily or weekly cadence, and browser notifications fire thirty minutes before a deadline or at due time, deduplicated per day. A small stats dashboard tracks weekly completions, average turnaround, and overdue rate. All state is persisted to a local JSON file with no external service dependency.

The real differentiator is the agent tool layer: quest_add, quest_update, quest_complete, quest_progress, quest_list, and quest_search expose the full task lifecycle to DSH's conversational agent. Type a natural instruction such as logging a K8s deployment as a quest or marking a database migration done, and the panel updates instantly with the same green-flash confirmation a player gets in-game. The dark-gold parchment palette, difficulty levels from grey through red, the scroll button, and right-click menus together create a WoW-grade operating feel, turning routine task management into questing rather than filling in a spreadsheet.

It is aimed at developers and knowledge workers who live in DSH's Web profile and want a single, game-flavoured surface where their tasks and agent collaboration share one source of truth: visible, trackable, and actionable at a glance.