dsh-later

You often want to send a sentence a few minutes later, or pop up a reminder at a specific hour, without leaving the DSH chat to check a calendar or set a phone alarm. dsh-later embeds that delayed workflow right into the input box. Type /later +30m followed by your message and press Enter; a countdown starts, and when it fires the message arrives as if you typed it at that moment. Alternatively, open the scheduling panel on the right of the input box, pick a smart slot or a custom time, preview the result, and add it to your task list. The reminder then appears in the conversation on schedule.

Reminders are server-driven, so closing the browser or switching devices never misses a trigger. The countdown dock above the input box lets you edit or cancel each entry inline, or hit push-now to send it to the model immediately. A pixel-clock icon in the sidebar signals status at a glance: purple means pending, amber means firing within five minutes, red means overdue and waiting for a free session. Time parsing is flexible, accepting relative durations, clock times, tomorrow-ninety, and full dates alike. The /schedule every command supports recurring reminders with a period of at least five minutes. Reminders are strictly bound to the current session, child sessions never inherit them, and the fired message is labelled as a scheduled reminder rather than pretending to be your own bubble.

It suits developers and researchers who live inside DSH chats: rereading a code-review note ten minutes later, reminding yourself to write meeting minutes in half an hour, or receiving a long excerpt on schedule in a session on another device. Zero configuration out of the box, multilingual with instant switching between Chinese and English, a default cap of one hundred reminders per session, and a relaxable character limit for long text, all adjustable from the settings page without restarting.