dsh-task-board

DeepSeek Harness is a session-based AI tool, and when several tasks run across different conversations, there is no unified surface to track status, set priorities, or review outcomes. dsh-task-board adds a Task Board entry to the Web sidebar and lays out work across five columns: Backlog, Todo, In Progress, Review, and Done. Hit Execute and the task is handed to a native DSH session to run its prompt for real; the card updates automatically, and the full transcript stays in the conversation list you already use.

Multi-device sync is built in. Board state lives in a single human-readable JSON file on the host process; the browser keeps an optimistic local copy that stays editable offline and reconciles on reconnect. Time-driven actions such as cron schedules, post-completion chaining, and auto-cruise are arbitrated by a host lease so only one open window executes at any moment, and a window that comes to the foreground takes over immediately. Automation covers cron triggers, chained rounds, per-session rules, and a one-click cruise that batch-executes every Todo card under a global concurrency cap. A needs-refinement flow lets the AI interrogate a vague plan and produce an actionable prompt before anything is applied; when the agent pauses for confirmation the interaction card appears right in the comment pane. Drag-and-drop card creation, bulk tagging, template presets, a notification center, and a compact mobile layout all serve the same goal: pull work scattered across sessions onto one board you can see, manage, and let run on its own.

The plugin does not modify DSH source code; uninstall it and the UI returns to its original state while your task data remains in a single file under ~/.dsh/storages/ that you can back up by hand. It is aimed at users who drive multiple DSH conversations at once, want a visual board and automation to cut down manual switching, and need their progress to stay in sync across desktop and phone.