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dsh-task-board · Autonomous Task Board & Cron Scheduling for DeepSeek Harness (DSH)

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<strong>Autonomous Kanban Task Board & Cron Scheduling for DeepSeek Harness (DSH)</strong><br>

<em>Host-Authoritative Ledger · Parent-Card Subtask Dispatch · Double-Blind Verification · Sleep Inhibition · GitHub Issue-to-PR</em>

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A hot-pluggable DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web GUI and official desktop client task automation plugin with a Host-authoritative task ledger, real DSH agent session execution, cron background scheduling, cross-platform idle-sleep protection, parent-card subtask dispatch, and automated verification quality gates. It executes unattended background workflows including automated code reviews, routine health checks, and scheduled pipelines without requiring an open browser window. It mounts cleanly via cordis.patch.yml and profiles without modifying DSH core code.

• Host-authoritative architecture and offline background execution: The browser is merely an asynchronous view; closing tabs or dropping connections will not interrupt Host scheduling, session execution, or atomic ledger settlement. Built-in cross-platform sleep inhibition (macOS, Windows, Linux) allows screens to power down while preventing system idle sleep for reliable unattended automation.
• Parent-card dispatch over subtask trees: a task can carry subtasks, one to three levels deep as the deployment allows. Running a card opens one session, that card's own: the Host opens nothing for its subtasks, and that session reads them with task_board_get, dispatches them with subagent in dependency order, and writes their conclusions back with task_board_manage before it finishes. A card whose subtasks are still unfinished runs under the liangshen dispatcher preset.
• Double-blind adversarial judge quality gates (No False Completion): Intercepts false agent completion claims; requires verification by an independent Judge Model using strict coding criteria, a 0.65 threshold, two-round A/B position swapping, and validation against real workspace filesystem diffs, returning actionable diagnostics for self-repair.
• Automated GitHub loop, freeze handover, and agent tool surface: Real-time bidirectional GitHub Issues sync automates agent bug fixing and PR creation; supports <<<FREEZE session context snapshots with handover packages; exposes 8 native model tools for autonomous planning and external execution registration.

Features

Cards keep multi-line title and description previews with visible metadata. Previews strip Markdown formatting; task details render description and prompt as safe Markdown without raw HTML or automatic remote images, and content taller than about eight rendered lines is clamped to a fixed height with a fade hint and a "Show more" toggle that expands and collapses it, while shorter content renders untouched with no toggle. Stored task text is unchanged. A bracketed title prefix such as [Bug]: renders as a type badge, and the description preview skips issue-form boilerplate (checkbox lists, section headings, empty-field placeholders), preferring a summary section when one exists. A left stripe shows the latest run (running, succeeded, failed, cancelled); a card whose column disagrees with that run is labelled as set by hand. Each column shows the time its cards differ by — created in Backlog/To Do, started while running, settled in Done/Failed — read in the Host time zone. The latest execution session opens straight from the card. Every column header toggles compact single-line cards (Done starts compact, the choice is stored in the browser). All five columns and the archive first group cards by provider source — full owner/repository labels for GitHub — with unclaimed cards in Local tasks; source groups sort by label and their fold choices persist per browser. Done source groups start collapsed while the other columns and the archive start expanded, and search always reveals matching groups. Done, Failed and the archive nest Today / Last 7 days / Earlier within each source group and fold the oldest group once that source holds more than 30 cards, unless a search is active.

• Task board UI: the board is the shell's own center-column panel — like the desktop application's Plugins page, it contributes a row to the shell's official sidebar panel list and a page to the layout's center-column seat, so row geometry, the active highlight, the collapsed rail, the label, and language switching are the shell's to own; the board provides five kanban columns, search, task details, archive/restore, execution history, and links to execution transcripts. Every column is reachable by hand, by dragging a card or from the detail view's move menu: the move writes the column and no execution record, so Done or Failed declares work that finished (or failed) outside a tracked run and Running parks work that is under way without a session, while a card the runner is actually executing refuses every move until it settles. Archived tasks are read-only except for restore, delete, and transcript viewing, and cannot run manually or on schedule until restored.
• Two complementary automation entries: the shell's official Automation tasks page manages reminders and timed prompts in the Host Schedule service, while Task board manages cards, subtasks, real Session execution, cron, acceptance, and execution history. Both entries stay available so the user can choose the task shape; the board neither hides nor takes over the official page.
• Detail layout and folds: the task detail is two colum

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