ywgATustcbbs/dsh-human-task

Everything is a plugin — and so are you.

A DeepSeek Harness plugin family that turns the real-world user into a sensor and actuator: the Agent analyzes, reasons, and decides, while the user performs physical actions, visual observation, and subjective judgment, returning structured JSON.

中文 | English

Install

dsh plugin add dsh-human-task

One command installs the whole family — the ctx.humanTasks host service, the human_task / human_task_ready_check model tools plus the human-task skill, and the web dialogs — and registers them globally, so every session sees the tools with no agent preset. Start a new session (or restart the harness) to pick up the new bundle layer.

Application scenarios

Use it when automation cannot reliably finish the job and a human's real-world observation or action meaningfully advances it. Typical cases:

• GUI operation — operate software only accessible through the local graphical interface.
• Game testing — observe in-game visuals, animation, and feel.
• Visual verification — confirm rendering, layout, and color output.
• Environment inspection — check real-world state such as device LEDs, physical connections, and on-site conditions.
• Hardware testing — power, plug/unplug, key presses, screens, and other physical actions.
• Subjective evaluation — collect usability, readability, and other human judgments.
• Debugging assistance — get human observation for steps that need eyes on the screen or device.
• Bounded delivery — let the user provide actual output, file paths, or command results within a controlled scope.

Not for ordinary reasoning, automatable checks, or offloading high-risk responsibility to the user.

Directory layout

dsh-human-task/
├─ plugin/                      Dynamic-plugin halves (load with cordis_define, process-local)
│  ├─ host.js                   Host half (human_task / human_task_ready_check tools, human-task skill, RPC)
│  └─ client.js                 Client half (consent / AFK / task dialogs in shell.overlay)
├─ packages/                    Persistent (restart-proof) npm-package source — build in the harness workspace
│  ├─ dsh-human-task/           Host: ctx.humanTasks service + @Remote face + the dsh.bundle manifest + cordis.patch.yml
│  ├─ dsh-human-task-tools/     human_task / human_task_ready_check tools + human-task skill (global registration)
│  └─ dsh-human-task-client/    Host(web): shell.overlay dialogs, a dsh.client package
├─ assets/                      notification.wav (embedded into the client bundle at build time)
├─ INSTALL.md                   Fresh-user / install-agent guide (dsh plugin add)
├─ BUILDING.md                  Author/CI build guide (harness source workspace)
├─ README.md                    This file (English)
├─ README.zh.md                 Chinese version
└─ temp/                        Original porting kit (excluded from git)

Two loading paths:

• Bundle (recommended): dsh plugin add dsh-human-task installs the three published packages; the bundle's cordis.patch.yml inserts the service, tools, and client rows into the profile layer stack. The tools register globally, so they are available in every session with no preset and no web rebuild.
• Dynamic (zero build): pass plugin/host.js + plugin/client.js to cordis_define / cordis_run. Process-local, lost on restart.

Capabilities

• Structured input — instructions is a JSON string array (one step per item, kept verbatim), or pass the whole task as a single task object. No delimiter splitting, so long text is never mangled.
• Two-level gate — session consent (first-call dialog, no response = decline) + AFK presence check (at most once per hour); "Decline all future assistance" applies globally; single instance (busy).
• Task dialog — title / steps / success condition / feedback request / countdown / multiline feedback box; six actions: Done / Partial failure / Failed / Cancel / Extend time (5/10/15 min dropdown, additive) / Decline all future assistance.
• Result statuses — success / partial / failed / cancelled / timeout / error / denied (gates additionally return ready / granted / present / afk).
• Pre-recorded sound — each new dialog plays assets/notification.wav (embedded into the browser bundle at build time, so it ships with the client package and needs no extra file); falls back to a synthesized oscillator "ding" if decoding fails; mutable (persisted).
• Follows the Harness — dialog text switches between Chinese and English with the Harness language option; colors follow the Harness light/dark theme (darker background and uniformly dark buttons in dark mode).

Load as a dynamic plugin

plugin/host.js and plugin/client.js are the code.host / code.client function bodies that cordis_define expects. Pass both texts to cordis_define (kind: "new"), then cordis_run.

Important: dynamic plugins are process-local

Dynamic plugins and their definitions live only in the current DSH process and are lost on restart (nothing is written to disk). For a persistent, restart-proof install, use the bundle path above (dsh plugin add dsh-human-task).