dsh-orca-terminal-status: DSH TUI Status Sync to Orca
dsh-orca-terminal-status is an unofficial plugin designed to fix status desynchronization issues between DSH and Orca in Orca 1.4.220. It listens to the actual lifecycle of the DSH TUI (such as ready, in progress, and complete), writes the status to Orca’s terminal channel, and ensures that Orca can accurately detect task completion rather than relying solely on HTTP events. Installation requires a Node.js environment, and compatibility has been verified with Orca 1.4.220 and DSH 0.2.0-rc.2. After installation, restart and verification are required; once installed, it will affect all sessions under that profile.
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