DSH-Plugin | Workflow Automation for DeepSeek Harness Plugin
Free Workflow & Automation DSH-Plugin for DeepSeek Harness: browse, search, download, install task orchestration, scheduling. Verified, traceable sources.
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Bring a workflow layer to DeepSeek Harness that is generable, saveable, governable, observable, and resumable, upgrading one-shot multi-agent orchestration.
Run coding tasks on schedule in fresh Agent sessions, manage schedules from DSH Web or an Agent.
Native local taskboard for DeepSeek Harness with SQLite storage, Agent claim/review, and built-in Web UI.
A visual workflow editor for DeepSeek Harness, Markdown-first with two-way sync between canvas and docs.
A DSH plugin: management kernel for multi-agent pipelines — task board, ledger, deployment, watchdog, packaging.
Adaptive deep-research orchestrator plugin for DeepSeek Harness, built on the official workflow engine.
Rule-gated automatic sandbox approval for DeepSeek Harness with optional LLM review and human fallback.
A creative branching canvas for DeepSeek Harness to generate, compare, and iterate multiple interactive ideas.
Task board plugin for DeepSeek Harness: humans create cards, agents claim and execute, humans review, full two-way collaboration.
DSH plugin task passport: hand off task state across harnesses, not chat logs.
Adds an Auto permission preset to DeepSeek Harness, auto-approving routine sandbox upgrades while routing dangerous operations to human approval.
A DSH plugin for anchored plan annotations and structured Agent feedback.
Adversarial closed-loop toolkit for DSH: checkup finds issues, fix repairs, review verifies, built on the official workflow engine.
A DSH plugin with a /spec command family driving a spec-driven dev loop: propose → approve → implement → verify → archive, OpenSpec-compatible.
Live DAG task topology for DeepSeek Harness, visualizing subagents and durable workflows.
QDD turns long-horizon research into an auditable question-driven discovery loop, with six human workflows and auto mode, bringing research orchestration to DeepSeek Harness.
Adds pause/resume/cancel for DSH plugin tasks, with safe and force modes, resuming from breakpoints.
Local multi-agent relay bus for DeepSeek Harness, enabling secure message routing and collaboration among dsh, Codex, and more.
How to pick a trustworthy Workflow & Automation DSH plugin
A Workflow & Automation DSH plugin turns repetitive tasks into automated pipelines — task orchestration, scheduling, approval policy and automated triggers that move DSH from a toolbox to operational automation. Check orchestration capabilities, approval and fault-tolerance mechanisms, and compatibility status so the flow can be trusted to run on its own.
- Orchestration: whether it supports conditional branches, loops, parallel tasks and human-in-the-loop steps that cover your real business flow.
- Approval and fault tolerance: whether critical steps require human approval and failures auto-retry or roll back — this determines reliability.
- Compatibility status: workflow plugins depend on DSH's task-scheduling interfaces — prefer verified plugins whose dshTarget matches to avoid scheduling breakage.
Where Workflow & Automation sits in the DSH taxonomy
Workflow & Automation is one of the eleven primary DeepSeek Harness categories, orchestrating discrete capabilities into continuously running flows: task orchestration, scheduling, approval policy and automated triggers. It complements Skills & Agents — skills define how a single task is done, workflows define how tasks chain together, when they trigger and who decides. It is the category that moves DSH from a toolbox to operational automation.
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