dsh-cron: DeepSeek Harness Unattended Scheduled Task Plugin
`dsh-cron` is a background scheduled-job plugin for DeepSeek Harness, supporting task triggers via Cron expressions, fixed intervals, or one-time execution. It provides three task types (Agent, Command, and Callback) along with flexible policy configuration, such as overlap and missed-run handling, while task state is stored persistently. After installation, it must be enabled in the configuration, with support for Profile-based declaration or dynamic registration. Task execution requires host-level permissions, and Web operations require a security token to be configured. It is suitable for unattended automation scenarios such as log analysis and health checks.
Read Moredsh-cron: Scheduled Task Scheduling Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
Since DeepSeek Harness 0.2.0, the official scheduling feature has been disabled by default and supports only session-bound schedules. `dsh-cron` is a standalone scheduled-task plugin that provides cross-session, persistent scheduling. It supports standard Cron expressions and fixed intervals, with features such as forced expiration, missed-run skipping, and persistent storage. It works with TUI, Web, and Feishu interfaces, and is suitable for use cases such as cross-session monitoring or report generation.
Read More@goodandready/dsh-cron: DeepSeek Harness Cron Jobs and Background Automation Plugin
`@goodandready/dsh-cron` is a background automation plugin designed specifically for DeepSeek Harness, providing full-stack scheduled task management capabilities. Its core features include a visual task manager, a natural-language “Create with DSH” workflow, support for six runtime environments such as Shell, Node.js, and Python, as well as multi-channel notifications and cost tracking. The plugin is open source under the MIT license and is suitable for long-running, recurring background tasks (such as API health checks and daily report generation).
Read Moredsh-cron: DeepSeek Harness Scheduled Task Plugin
dsh-cron is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness that supports creating scheduled tasks through natural language, addressing the challenge of periodic execution. The plugin includes a Web management panel, four-level notifications, and multiple scheduling rules (such as at, daily, and cron), and provides relevant model tools. Users can easily set tasks such as “Remind me to submit the weekly report every Monday,” and the system will automatically execute them at the specified time and return the results. This plugin is compatible with DeepSeek Harness version 0.1.0-rc.6 and above. Note that real model invocations consume tokens.
Read Moredsh-cron: Adding Cron-Based Scheduling to Agent Loops
`dsh-cron` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin that enables periodic task scheduling for agents using the `/cron` slash command with standard Cron syntax. It supports minute-level scheduling and provides task definition, inspection, stopping, and automatic recovery, with persistent task data storage. Its non-blocking design ensures it does not interrupt ongoing agent turns. After installation, the web application must be restarted. It is suitable for scenarios requiring long-term automated workflows in DSH.
Read Moredsh-cron: Cron Expression Parsing and Execution Time Calculation
`dsh-cron` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin implemented in pure Node.js for parsing standard 5-field cron expressions. It not only returns a human-readable task description but also calculates the next and the following N execution times. After installation, configure `dsh.profile.bundles` in `package.json`. To use it, simply invoke the `cron_parse` tool. Because it involves running third-party code, users should review the source code themselves.
Read Moredsh-cron: Provides persistent calendar triggers for DSH Automation
omdsh-dev/dsh-cron is an MIT-licensed DSH plugin positioned as a persistent calendar trigger. It aims to convert one-time or recurring scheduled events into idempotent new session Runs, without executing Agent turns itself. The plugin supports 5-minute cron fields, RFC 3339 one-time timestamps, and IANA timezone calculations, generating persistent records for every schedule. For missed recurring tasks, it employs a latest-only catch-up mechanism, running only the latest instance rather than replaying earlier accumulated tasks. Functionally, the plugin provides a browser task center via dsh.client manifest, supporting tools, commands, and RPC for headless profiles. It provides...
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