zhu1090093659/dsh-web

Install

dsh plugin --profile web add @linxin666/dsh-client-ui-task-board

What it does

dsh-web is a "plugin bundle" that packages a whole set of features missing from the DSH web interface: a task board, remote access, an SSH terminal, a Git graph, session archiving, cost statistics, and theme skins. This entry points specifically to the sidebar task board inside it.

Features

• Task board: a multi-column layout where each card can be handed to a real DSH session for execution, not a fake progress bar
• Supports cron scheduling, triggered on the Host side at the appointed time, and it still runs with the browser closed
• The same repository also includes phone and cross-device remote access, a web SSH terminal, a Git commit graph, and multi-agent Worktree isolation
• Mounted through the official profile mechanism without modifying DSH source code
• The whole package can be mounted into an existing `dsh web` or used directly in the official desktop client

Good fit for

• You need a batch of tasks to run automatically in the background on a schedule rather than by hand
• You want to manage remote servers and view Git history directly inside DSH
• You use DSH heavily and are willing to trade a large bundle for an all-in-one experience

Advice

• It is a collection of multiple subpackages; mount only the one you need, which is much more stable than installing the whole bundle
• Trial-run a cron task on a non-critical task first to confirm it really triggers on schedule
• After upgrading DSH, check whether the task board works first; scheduled features are the most sensitive to version changes

Cautions

• This entry lives in a subdirectory of the repository; the star count shown on the page belongs to the entire dsh-web repository and does not represent the popularity of this subpackage
• The whole bundle has a very large surface area, packing the terminal, SSH, and scheduled tasks into the interface, so a misstep has a wide impact
• Running cron in the background means tasks will touch your files while you are not watching