Task Deck

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Task Deck is a personal mission control for DSH Desktop. It reads the live DSH session catalog, turns every conversation into a task-shaped card, and keeps your attention on the next useful move.

Built for people who run many conversations and branches at once: see what is running, what is waiting on you, what is blocked, and what is ready for review — then continue, fork, or hand off without losing context.

Features

• Sidebar entry — Task Deck in sidebar.panellist, with a badge for Blocked + Review.
• Live Dashboard — real DSH conversations grouped by state, with search and status filters.
• Task Detail — real session title / ID / workspace, running state, fork lineage, an editable personal Next Action, personal checklist, related conversations, review gate.
• Task Thread — a right-sidebar tab and conversation-header launcher bound to the current sessionId.
• Continue / Fork / Handoff — open the current conversation, create a real child session with sessions.fork(), or fork-and-mark-waiting for a parallel workflow.
• Personal annotation layer — status overrides, Next Action, checks, priority, branch label, and alias are yours; they never rewrite the conversation.
• Idle auto-complete — conversations idle from 1 hour to 30 days (default 14 days) move to Done automatically. Manual Waiting keeps one open; choose Auto to return to the rule.

Install

From a release tarball

Download dsh-task-deck-1.1.4.tgz from the latest Release, then ask your DSH agent to run:

plugin_manager install_bundle /absolute/path/to/dsh-task-deck-1.1.4.tgz

Refresh the DSH Web GUI. The entry appears near the bottom of the sidebar, beside Plugins and Schedules.

From a source checkout

git clone https://github.com/astephengoo-arch/dsh-task-deck.git

Then:

plugin_manager install_bundle /absolute/path/to/dsh-task-deck

How the data works

Layer	Source
Session identity, title, workspace, running/idle, recent activity, fork parent	ctx.sessions.list
Status override, Next Action, checklist, priority, branch label, alias	Personal annotations in localStorage (dsh.taskDeck.annotations.v1)
Continue	ctx.uiWorkspace.openSession(sessionId)
Fork / Handoff	ctx.sessions.fork({ sessionId, increaseTitle: true })

Task Deck never copies transcripts. Active is a live runtime fact: a session is Active while its agent is running, and returns to Waiting (or your manual Blocked / Review / Done) when it stops.

Done can be manual or automatic. Auto-done is derived from the last activity timestamp: a non-running session with no manual status becomes Done after the configured idle window. Set Waiting manually to keep it open, or choose Auto in the status field to return to the automatic rule.

Requirements

• DSH >= 0.2.1-rc.5
• Web/Desktop Client with sidebarRightTabs and sidebarRight

Development

The plugin is plain JavaScript and has no build step.

node --check client.js
node --check index.js

Design notes: docs/DESIGN.md. Publishing notes: docs/PUBLISHING.md.

Privacy

• Reads DSH session metadata (title, id, workspace, running state, fork relation).
• Stores only personal annotations in browser localStorage.
• No transcript upload, no analytics, no external network calls.

License

MIT