dsh-plugin-stardeck

Most agent sidebars organize around project folders and chat transcripts. Once sessions pile up you hit the same wall: you cannot find the session you need, you cannot remember what you actually asked, and one conversation is stuffed with three unrelated jobs. The root cause is a granularity mismatch. The core loop with an agent is simply command, execute, command, execute, yet the UI manages everything by session.

stardeck swaps the unit of management from session to command. You type a plain-language order; the First Mate breaks it into a task brief with acceptance criteria; a sub-agent squad (recon, engineering, medical, press, extendable via TOML) deploys to real workspaces on the star map. KillCredit checks every deliverable against evidence -- all green to pass, one failure to veto -- and final sign-off stays with you. Three autonomy tiers let you slide from full auto to plan-first review. Underneath is an append-only JSONL ledger, so a crash is recoverable and history is never lost. Multi-generation commands roll up into a single faction line; hover to light up the whole family. The Dynamic Island batches every pending decision into one column so you can clear a night of accumulated work in a single bridge visit.

If you are juggling agent tasks across several workspaces, tired of scrolling chat logs to find the command you issued, or you want agents to run scheduled patrols, push forward autonomously, and surface only the decisions that genuinely need your call, stardeck is built for you. It does not replace dsh; it wraps dsh in a bridge perspective that turns multi-agent orchestration from a chat window into a command-faction-acceptance workflow.