galvanize-dsh

A DSH agent is great at conversation, but it can only act when you type the next message. The real-world need—"process this the moment a resume lands in my downloads folder" or "summarize the report the second it hits my inbox"—usually gets faked with a polling loop: resource-wasteful, laggy, and fundamentally not event-driven. galvanize-dsh closes that gap: your agent registers event triggers with the galvanize core on its own, and when a file lands, an email arrives, a webhook fires, or a git push happens, the core instantly spawns a fresh headless DSH session with your prompt and the event payload. That is a true push mechanism, not a poll job in disguise.

The agent manages the full trigger lifecycle through five built-in tools: register a trigger (folder watch, webhook, IMAP email, or custom emit), list what is currently watching, fire a synthetic event through the real dispatch path for a dry-run test, inspect daemon health with last-fire and error details, and remove a trigger when it is no longer needed. The plugin itself is a thin, verified client—no wake or trigger logic lives in the JavaScript layer. Every call is proxied to the galvanize core's loopback API, so behavior stays consistent with the core's plugins for Hermes, Claude Code, and Codex. Installation finishes with a headless boot-probe plus three green health checks, guaranteeing the plugin is verifiably loaded rather than failing as a silent no-op.

Ideally suited for DSH users who want their agent to shift from "wait for my input" to "act on my behalf when something happens." No daemon scripts to write, no cron to scaffold, no polling intervals to tune—describe in natural language what should trigger the agent and what it should do, and the event takes care of the rest.