@zimzaza4/dsh-bash-win
Windows-first bash tools for DeepSeek Harness: git_bash (Git Bash) and wsl_bash (WSL2) model tools with bwrap sandbox, approval mode, terminal-style UI cards, and background-job support
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Windows-first bash tools for DeepSeek Harness: git_bash (Git Bash) and wsl_bash (WSL2) model tools with bwrap sandbox, approval mode, terminal-style UI cards, and background-job support
Markdown campus resume workbench: the agent edits resumes and CSS templates under jobhunt/, and the user previews and exports from the sidebar.
Page capability kit for DeepSeek Harness (dsh): one row per component — file tree & source control, floating chat window, terminal, knowledge base & schedule, built-in browser, usage monitor, free multi-source web search, skills, phone access
Recurring/scheduled tasks (轮询任务/定时任务) plugin for DeepSeek Harness: cron-driven polling jobs as real sessions, natural-language creation, model tools (polling_create/list/edit/delete/trigger) and a web UI. Install-and-go via `dsh plugin add`.
Cross-session long-term memory for the DeepSeek Harness: a two-phase extraction/consolidation pipeline over a file-based memory workspace, recall injection, a citation feedback loop, lease-based job semantics, plus a settings page, a sidebar status panel and a memory viewer.
Background jobs panel for dsh-TUI: /jobs lists, watches, inspects and cancels background jobs (bash, subagent, …) via the ctx.jobs registry.
DSH client plugin — flip to the back of the page for a floating glass task console: live background jobs, subagents, session overview and workspace of the current session, with mouse-draggable and mouse-resizable cards (bottom-right handle, size persisted per card). Maximizing a card unrolls its controls onto the card's own canvas, where every control is a draggable, editable item and the board card stays a live thumbnail whose control order follows that arrangement; built-in cards open as a fullscreen view. The top-right card conversation calls a temporary agent session to refactor each card's style and internal controls from natural language, and any conversation can author cards via [taskcard] blocks (text/heading/note/stats/progress/trend/kv/links/chips/checklist/counter/button/table/code/toggle/countdown/bars/image/embed). Embedded web apps can be marked 受控 and routed through the bundled local page bridge (bridge/server.mjs), which injects an agent into the page so the workbench — and the agent — can click, type, scroll and read inside it through [page] action blocks; the app height is dragged on its bottom edge, accurate on the zoomed canvas too. Cards can be published as copies onto a fullscreen infinite canvas with named boards, share strings and a zero-dependency WebSocket relay for multi-user editing, and a right-hand dock renders the project's archify architecture diagram (embedded, sandboxed, resizable).
Terminals view tab for the DSH web UI: live count of background shells/subagents per session, Chinese purpose titles, collapsible command bodies with streaming output, and one-click kill
Prevent the OS from sleeping while any DSH agent, subagent, or background job runs (SetThreadExecutionState / caffeinate / systemd-inhibit), with a web settings page
DeepSeek Harness plugin: discovers the npm/pnpm/yarn/bun scripts of the current workspace (never descending into node_modules) and runs any of them in the background from a compact control in the composer area or the session header.
Session background-job statistics for DeepSeek Harness: a right Sidebar tab that accumulates every job the session ran (totals per status, success rate, duration, retained output, per-task detail), in Simplified Chinese and English.
Live progress for long-running background jobs in the DeepSeek Harness web GUI: a draggable floating ball with a per-session task panel showing done/total, speed and ETA.