dsh-task-panel

In DeepSeek Harness, chat bubbles are the only interface for tracking work. Tasks scatter across sessions, and you end up scrolling through history just to figure out who is at which step and what is still unverified. dsh-task-panel inverts that: you publish a task and accept the result, while planning, clarification, development, and review are all delegated to a subagent pipeline.

At its core is a seven-state pipeline (todo, clarify, confirm, develop, paused, review, done). Each stage carries a dedicated prompt with JSON Schema output constraints, and state transitions are driven by automatic readers rather than manual polling. On publish, the plugin full-text-searches your existing sessions and auto-attaches relevant context so subagents can pick up where you left off. Development supports pause, resume, and re-edit; review enforces a zero-issues quality gate and auto-retries with the issue list (up to three rounds) before the task can be accepted. The panel surfaces every task with color-coded tabs, status dots, checklist progress bars, screenshot thumbnails, and a pass-fail verdict banner.

It is built for developers who drive DSH daily and want a structured workflow layer on top of chat without maintaining their own state machine. Especially useful when a task spans multiple sessions, needs a clarification round between a rough direction and concrete steps, and requires traceable checklists and screenshot evidence at acceptance time.