dsh-power-after-task
适用于 Windows 的 DeepSeek Harness (DSH) 插件：当前代理任务完成后让电脑进入睡眠、关机或重启。默认禁用；可通过紧凑的 composer-dock 控件启用，并查看可随时取消的全界面倒计时横幅。无需依赖项，无需构建步骤。
插件会安装到这里；不确定时保持 web。
npx -y @deepseek-ai/dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-power-after-task@1.0.1Power After Task 以 dsh-power-after-task 发布，当前版本为 1.0.1。Plugin Hub 会校验它的 manifest，并保存精确安装来源，便于复现安装结果。
Windows Sleep / Shut down / Restart after the current agent task finishes — a compact, disabled-by-default DeepSeek Harness plugin.
Nothing happens on its own: the power command only runs after you press Arm, the agent has actually stopped working, and the grace countdown expires. Cancel at any point returns it to off.
dsh web): the dock control talks to the Host over this plugin's own HTTP route; a Desktop page has no web server, so no control appears there.Plugin Manager → Install bundle → dsh-power-after-task
The bundle's patch inserts the plugin row with disabled: true, so installing changes nothing else. Enable when you need it via Settings → Plugins → Power after task; the dock entry appears within about two seconds, and disabling the row (which also clears every pending arm) removes it again — no page refresh needed.
One entry in the composer dock, beside Activity and Usage:
While a countdown runs, a wide semi-transparent ribbon (registered in shell.overlay) shows a large m:ss.mmm timer, a tiny Until sleep / Until shut down / Until restart caption, and a Cancel button. The layer is click-through — only Cancel takes pointer events — and a failed power command keeps the ribbon visible with the error.
All colours are --dsw-alias-* theme tokens, so dark/light follows the Harness theme automatically.
The task is the whole span between your prompt and the agent's turn stop — across steps, continuations, and subagents. It counts as finished when the agent answers, errors out without a result, or you cancel; also if the session is archived/removed while armed. It does not fire while a goal driver or continuation is still running, and any new message puts the countdown back to waiting. Detection uses the session-status signal (api-session/status), not a guess.
Arm → waiting → agent goes idle → grace countdown → power command
↑ new activity returns here Cancel → off
Grace (default 45 s, choices 15 s / 30 s / 1 m / 2 m / 5 m, cap 3600 s) is the cancellable gap between "finished" and "fires" — long enough to rescue a mis-click or unsaved work.
Commands run: shutdown.exe /s /t 0, shutdown.exe /r /t 0, or Sleep via kernel32!ApplicationSuspend (deliberately not rundll32 SetSuspendState, which hibernates when hibernation is enabled; rundll32 is only the fallback).
power_after_task — action: status | arm | cancel | execute, session, power: sleep | shutdown | restart, grace_seconds. execute fires immediately and is not reachable from the HTTP route; the page can only Arm and Cancel.
Set in cordis.patch.yml (override with your own patch):
| Key | Default | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
defaultAction | shutdown | Preselected action: sleep · shutdown · restart |
graceSeconds | 45 | Countdown after finish; capped at 3600 |
Arm/Cancel refuse requests that prove they are not this page: non-loopback Host (DNS rebinding), browser-reported cross-site Sec-Fetch-Site, or non-loopback Origin. Requests carrying none of that evidence pass — that is the Harness page transport (it forwards Cookie but not fetch metadata) or a local process, which could run shutdown.exe directly anyway. Route: POST /power-task/arm, POST /power-task/cancel, GET /power-task/state, GET /power-task/debug. See SECURITY.md.
| File | Role |
|---|---|
index.js | Host half: /power-task route, session watcher, countdown, Windows power commands, tool |
client.js | UI half: composer-dock control + shell.overlay countdown ribbon |
cordis.patch.yml | Plugin row, disabled by default, with config |
locale/en.json, locale/fa.json | Plugin Manager title/description |
icon.svg | Plugin Manager artwork |
| Symptom | Fix |
|---|---|
| No dock entry | Row is disabled — enable it in Settings → Plugins |
Arm answers 403 | Read GET /power-task/debug → lastPost: host, secFetchSite, origin, accepted. A non-loopback host means a proxy or foreign hostname |
| Ribbon missing after upgrade | Refresh the page once to load the new client bundle |
… failed in the ribbon | Command rejected — power settings, hibernation/fast-startup, shutdown privileges; Cancel clears state |
| Nothing fires | Session is still running (goal continuation, subagent, queued message) |
See CONTRIBUTING.md — checks (npm run check), local debugging, and the staged npm release flow.
MIT — see LICENSE.