dsh-process

ntd process templates are YAML files that describe multi-phase, multi-step agent workflows, yet managing them usually means juggling a raw text editor and manually scanning directories for structure, validation, or visual editing. dsh-process turns ntd processes into a full visual workbench that lives right inside the dsh web sidebar.

The plugin ships a full-screen process library with dual-library browsing (My Library and Bundled), a three-tab inspector (Overview, Structure tree, and line-numbered YAML), a bidirectional form-and-YAML editor with 300ms debounced validation, one-click AI generation that validates and previews before writing, complete multi-file import and zip export, and real-time fs.watch synchronization so external changes appear instantly. On the execution side, the host drives each step in a fresh dsh session, routes on_success, on_gate_fail, and goto transitions in code (so the model cannot skip gates), scores ai_criteria_review with an independent reviewer session, caps rework attempts programmatically, and renders live progress, attempt counts, gate scores, and output tails on a run board. Security is straightforward: all writes go to My Library only, the Bundled library returns 403, deletions land in .trash first, and a path whitelist rejects traversal.

If your team already defines agent workflows in ntd and wants a visual editor to author and debug process templates, an AI assistant to scaffold a new process from a natural-language prompt, or a reliable host that executes a full process with gate arbitration and live monitoring, dsh-process is the missing layer.