dsh-b2us-schedule

Many automation needs in DeepSeek Harness go beyond a single chat turn: running a backup script at 9 am daily, probing a service every two hours, or popping a desktop reminder at 8 on Monday mornings. dsh-b2us-schedule turns these recurring scenarios into a durable scheduled-task layer inside DSH, so Agent sessions, shell commands, and desktop notifications can all fire on schedule without a human re-triggering them each time.

The plugin supports four trigger types (Cron expressions, one-shot delays, absolute timestamps, and fixed intervals) and three action types (a fresh top-level Agent session, a shell command routed through the active ShellExecutor, and a cross-platform desktop notification). Tasks are created, edited, enabled, disabled, and audited through two management surfaces: typed conversation tools in-chat and a localized Web settings page. Definitions and runtime state are persisted in the DSH Settings service and survive a host restart; missed one-shot tasks replay once, while Cron and interval schedules catch up at most one cycle before advancing. Every occurrence retains its exit code, bounded output, timeout or sandbox-denial status, and a link back to the associated Agent session for post-hoc review.

It is built for teams and individuals who already run Agent workflows on DSH and want to move recurring chores—log cleanup, report generation, health-check reminders, scheduled notifications—out of the manual queue. The scheduler is tightly integrated with the ShellExecutor sandbox policy, the Agent permission model, and DSH lifecycle signals, so no external daemon or system-level cron dependency is required.