dsh-workflow

Multi-step automation inside DeepSeek Harness often means chaining Agent calls, HTTP requests, conditional branches, loops, and cron jobs across scattered scripts and terminal commands. dsh-workflow brings all of that into a single visual canvas: drag nodes such as Trigger, Agent, Code (TypeScript or Python), HTTP, If, Switch, Loop, While, Wait, and Data Store from the left panel, wire their ports to define data flow, and configure model routing, retry policies, timeouts, and error handling in the right-hand inspector, all running natively inside DSH without leaving the harness.

Reliability is the design focus. Webhook endpoints support HMAC-SHA256 signature verification and idempotency-key deduplication. A declarative connector catalog covers 16 platforms including GitHub, Slack, Notion, Stripe, and Jira, with OAuth2 auto-refresh and a built-in single 401 retry. The Wait node handles delays, external callbacks, and human approvals, releasing execution resources while pending and resuming automatically after a host restart. Project variables and Secrets are stored under AES-256-GCM encryption and masked in logs and API responses. Error branches, checkpoint recovery, execution budgets, and full version history give production workflows the auditability and rollback safety they need.

This plugin is for DSH users who want to compose Agent orchestration, API integration, and business logic into reusable, schedulable pipelines without dropping out of their harness. If you are tired of manually chaining curl commands and ad-hoc Python scripts, or you need a persistent workflow with cron triggers, human approval gates, and error compensation, dsh-workflow is built for exactly that.