dsh-reactor

Traditional cron plugins run a fixed script at a fixed time and keep repeating it no matter what changes. dsh-reactor turns the DeepSeek Agent into an event-driven daemon: you describe in plain English what to watch, when it matters, and what goal to achieve, and it keeps observing in the background. When a condition fires, it spawns an isolated Agent session where the LLM autonomously reads files, runs commands, calls tools, and verifies results—all without further human input.

At the core is the ECG (Event-Condition-Goal) model. Event sources cover HTTP polling, local file watching, shell command output, and inbound webhooks. Conditions are composed freely with JSONPath expressions and operators. Execution comes in two modes: Action mode runs a preset script or fires a webhook; the recommended Goal mode injects your objective plus context into an isolated session, lets the LLM plan and execute steps on its own, then performs deterministic verification (file existence, exit codes). Failures are auto-classified, and transient errors trigger a smart retry. Safety gates—Budget, Approval, Preflight, Cooldown, and Overlap Protection—keep the agent within bounds.

Ideal for developers who need background monitoring with autonomous remediation: watching an API status and diagnosing fixes on change, tracking a repository HEAD and pulling, building, and reporting results, or alerting on a deploy-file version bump. None of these require hard-coded scripts—a single natural-language goal is enough for dsh-reactor to let the Agent close the loop on its own.