dshos-dock

Agent frameworks make it easy to kick off long-running work but hard to see what that work is doing right now. How many tasks are running? Which ones are stuck awaiting review? When was the last self-check? dshos-dock adds a slim, always-visible status bar above the conversation input in the DeepSeek Harness Web GUI, showing task counts (total / running / awaiting), the latest run event with its timestamp, and the date of the most recent checklist or audit note — a single glance that answers what is my agent doing right now.

The data comes from a tiny, user-owned text contract in a .dshos/ folder at the workspace root: plain JSON files for status and tasks, an append-only events.jsonl, and markdown checklists. No database, no cloud, no telemetry. The plugin is strictly read-only with zero runtime dependencies; the host registers a single GET endpoint and the bar polls it every 30 seconds without any page reload. If .dshos/ does not exist yet, the bar degrades gracefully to a friendly "not initialized" hint. Legacy DSH-OS layouts (操作系统/ + 状态/) are auto-detected for backwards compatibility.

Built for anyone running multi-task agent workspaces in a DSH Web profile who wants a glanceable real-time status indicator without pulling in a database or any external service. The contract is entirely yours to drive — any script, any cron job, any agent can write into .dshos/, turning it into a lightweight workspace operating system.