dsh-goal-auto

Running long-lived goal sessions in DeepSeek Harness means a single process restart kills all progress: empty model variables crash prompt assembly, an unmounted preset leaves the tool set blank, and the goal driver resets to disarmed. dsh-goal-auto adds a toggle to the session header that, once enabled, makes marked sessions self-heal on the next harness boot. The agent is reloaded, its preset is mounted, the goal is re-armed, and the round driver picks up where it left off with zero manual clicks.

The preset is read adaptively from each session header, falling back to a global default when absent, so mixed sessions never bleed into each other. State is persisted to a local JSON file that can be hand-edited while the harness is stopped. Three HTTP endpoints (/state, /toggle, /resume-now) provide a minimal surface for external orchestration.

Built for users who run long-running goal sessions, need 7x24 unattended operation, or simply want auto-recovery after a restart without writing resume scripts by hand. The repository ships a per-instance watchdog scaffold (crash circuit breaker, .NET-based health probes, logon auto-start) for production-grade deployments.