dsh-wayfinder-ui

When you drive parallel workflows in DeepSeek Harness, tasks tend to scatter across dex, Jira, GitHub issues, and even local Markdown files, with no single map tracking dependencies or progress. dsh-wayfinder-ui fills that gap: every workspace gets a committed .wayfinder-runner/state.json registry that unifies task graphs, session states, and dependency edges in one place, regardless of where the underlying tickets live.

The plugin exposes seven model-callable tools. wayfinder_map_create validates and charts a task graph with dependency edges into the registry. wayfinder_spawn_session opens one top-level DSH session per ready task in parallel, inheriting the parent route and workspace (with optional per-call provider/model overrides). wayfinder_task_resolve stamps worker completion, wayfinder_task_set_status allows manual status changes, wayfinder_map_sync rebuilds a map by name, and wayfinder_grilling_start signals that a review batch is awaiting the user. State derivation is live: running and waiting are computed from active sessions, blocked comes from dependency edges, and done is driven by reports or manual overrides. On the visual side, the right rail, an in-session collapsible card, and ambient sidebar badges keep mission control visible from every session, while grilling tasks light a flame marker until resolved.

If your DSH work involves multi-task parallelism, heterogeneous trackers, and a desire to see all sub-session progress on a single live map, this plugin was built for you. It is tracker-agnostic, requires only Node.js 22 and the DSH web profile, and lets you independently toggle each visual component from the settings panel.