routine-taskboard
Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:
dsh plugin install Amoss-1/routine-taskboard
Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:
Install this plugin in DeepSeek Harness by running dsh plugin install Amoss-1/routine-taskboard (repo: https://github.com/Amoss-1/routine-taskboard), then restart dsh web to see the Routine Board in the sidebar.
About this plugin
Running a dozen scheduled jobs and still having to fire up schtasks /Query, hunt through script paths, and mentally cross-check input-output files? What is missing is a single pane of glass. routine-taskboard plugs that gap by mounting a Routine Board in the DSH Web sidebar. Every long-lived job becomes one row: plan name, schedule time, carrier type, numbered dependency-script steps, declared input and output artifacts, and a health lamp (Running / Stopped / Abnormal).
For Windows-scheduled tasks, inline buttons let you start, stop, or re-enable a job right from the board, and the buttons adapt to the current state. Multi-script jobs render as numbered steps (1, 2, 3 …); each step can be revealed in File Explorer and executed in isolation, with the interpreter auto-selected by extension (py, ps1, bat, vbs, mjs, js).
Since v0.1.9 the plugin is fully self-contained. It no longer depends on the official dsh-taskboard plugin or its state API; all data flows through its own fixture registry. Machine-specific path mappings, I/O overrides, and curated script lists are injected via an optional user config file that survives upgrades untouched.
Built for developers and operators who manage Windows scheduled tasks or multi-script cron workflows through DSH Web — collapsing scattered command-line context into one visible board so you can verify state in a glance instead of a session.
Use Cases
- Review all Windows scheduled tasks in one DSH Web sidebar view — schedule, script steps, and I/O artifacts — instead of running schtasks /Query repeatedly
- Execute or locate a single step inside a multi-script job by clicking its numbered entry, with the interpreter auto-picked by extension
- Start, stop, or re-enable a Windows scheduled task from the board without dropping to the command line, and check its health lamp at a glance
Best For
- Developers and operators who manage Windows scheduled tasks through DSH Web
- Engineers running multi-script cron or workflow jobs who need per-step execution and file location
- Teams that prefer a one-screen status board over repeated CLI round-trips and context switching
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