dsh-task-console

Running several background jobs and subagents inside a single DeepSeek Harness session can quickly become disorienting. The flat chat interface offers no at-a-glance dashboard for what is actually running, at which phase each job sits, or where your workspace currently points. dsh-task-console fills that exact gap with a floating glassmorphism task console that turns the session state into a compact, always-visible board.

One click on the frosted-glass button in the bottom-right corner flips the entire page to its back with a 3D animation, revealing a translucent panel of mouse-draggable cards. The background-jobs card shows a status dot, kind chip, label, and ticking durations for every live job. The subagents card lists each child or fork with its running or idle state and identifier. A compact session-overview card reports title, phase, origin, and live job and subagent counts. The workspace card records cwd, session id, and last update time. Every card can be dragged by its header, collapsed with the triangle toggle, or hidden entirely, and all positions and states persist in localStorage until you hit the reset button. Press Esc or click Back to Session to flip back to the chat.

Ideal for DSH power users who orchestrate multiple background tasks and subagent workflows within a single session and want a lightweight, zero-extra-tab dashboard. The console mounts through the shell.overlay slot without introducing new windows, follows the Harness light and dark theme automatically, honors prefers-reduced-motion, and keeps its interaction feel consistent with the rest of the interface.