DSH Automation Tasks Attention + Native Quick Actions

Stable 0.8.0 targets DeepSeek Harness 0.2.0-rc.2 only. It intentionally carries no compatibility layer for 0.1.x.

0.8.0 keeps DSH's shipped Automation Tasks behavior by building from a pinned source snapshot of DSH 0.2.0-rc.2 TaskManagerPage/TaskDetail and applying one narrow row-actions patch. The native task list, editor and detail behavior remain intact; the visible addition is a two-button quick-action group beside each task row.

Scope of 0.8.0

The plugin provides differentiated attention behavior on top of the native Schedule feature:

• new-task and new-delivery seen state;
• one-time popup notification for a newly recorded delivery;
• a compact neutral numeric unread badge on the existing Automation tasks sidebar icon (1…9+), using native theme tokens;
• unread delivery counts backed by native retained schedule.history, so repeated runs of the same recurring task can contribute 2, 3, … rather than collapsing to a single lastDelivery receipt;
• overdue warning on that same icon (! when there is no unread count);
• a native-style green Session-row completion dot for unread scheduled activity when DSH's built-in completion reminder is suppressed by retained mainView state;
• compatibility with the 0.6.x browser-local seen-v2, delivery-notified and notification-preference keys;
• browser-local notification settings on this bundle's own Plugins detail page using the public plugins.detail.section slot; the contribution checks subject and renders null for every foreign bundle/row/item detail;
• cross-tab synchronization of those preferences;
• English, Chinese and Russian attention-layer strings;
• pinned native Automation Tasks page behavior: native New/search/filters, TaskDetail, Rules editing, timing/time-zone controls, Delivery records, delete confirmation and native deletion toast;
• two row actions using the actual DSH icon set bundled from the pinned source snapshot: QueueOutline opens the linked Session and TrashOutline starts deletion;
• clicking the task row itself opens its native TaskDetail, so there is no redundant details button;
• the row trash opens the native delete confirmation on the first click.

Task-center unread is acknowledged only when Automation tasks transitions from not selected to selected. Hovering or an ordinary sidebar rerender does not clear it. Session-row scheduled activity is tracked separately and clears only when that Session's Conversation is actually visible (activePanelId === null), or when Open conversation is used from the popup.

DSH 0.2.0-rc.2 exposes no additive task-row actions slot. For that reason 0.8.0 intentionally shadows the keyed main/schedules page at priority: -100. The shipped DSH registration remains present at its native priority; our build copies the exact 0.2.0-rc.2 Schedule source and primitives and applies only the row-actions patch instead of maintaining a separately designed task manager.

The generated native helper is checked for module-table drift: remaining runtime require() calls are restricted to Harness platform modules (react, react/jsx-runtime, react-dom, react-dom/client). Non-shared utilities such as the pinned DSH [email protected] are bundled into the helper instead of being left as loader dependencies.

Session navigation follows the shipped ui-schedule implementation and uses the root uiWorkspace service. The same callback backs both the quick Session action on a task row and Linked session in the native TaskDetail.

Required native capability

The plugin does not enable or re-declare the DSH Schedule Host rows. Enable Automation tasks in Plugins → Official first. That selects @deepseek-ai/dsh-experimental-schedule-bundle, which owns time-context, schedule, and ui-schedule in DSH 0.2.0-rc.2.

Delivery-history enrichment uses the public remote.schedule.history API with a page size of 10 and at most four concurrent reads; it stops once the UI already knows the badge is 9+.

When Schedule is absent, this plugin stays inert through optional remote.schedule injection rather than failing the profile.

Install

$DSH_VERSION = "0.2.0-rc.2"
pnpm dlx "@deepseek-ai/dsh@$DSH_VERSION" plugin --profile registry-test add "@stolyarovmn/[email protected]"
pnpm dlx "@deepseek-ai/dsh@$DSH_VERSION" registry-test

Upgrade from 0.7.0

Install 0.8.0 into the same profile. Browser-local seen state and notification preferences are preserved.

pnpm dlx @deepseek-ai/[email protected] plugin --profile registry-test add "@stolyarovmn/[email protected]"

Legacy lines

• legacy/dsh-0.1.5.x — plugin 0.5.1.
• legacy/dsh-0.1.7.x — plugin 0.6.15.
• DSH 0.2.0-rc.2 without row quick actions — plugin 0.7.0.

See MIGRATION_0.2.md for the feature-by-feature decision record and the reason for the version-pinned TaskManager fork in 0.8.0.