# dsh-ops-cron Scheduled-task plugin for DeepSeek Harness (fork of [dsh-cron-tasks](https://github.com/Whale-Zhang/dsh-cron-tasks)). - Sidebar **定时任务** under New Session - Agent tools: `cron_create` / `cron_list` / `cron_pause` / `cron_resume` / `cron_delete` - Per-job delivery: **DSH** (new root session) or **IM** (`ctx.dshIm.send`) - After each fire, mirrors the summary into the **origin effective session** (creator Web chat or WhatsApp peer binding) so follow-ups share context See [FORK.md](FORK.md) for install notes. Do **not** install upstream `@dsh-external/dsh-cron-tasks` in the same profile. ## Install ```sh dsh plugin --profile web add -w "github:hansjone/dsh-im-ops" dsh plugin --profile web add -w "github:hansjone/dsh-ops-cron" # restart dsh web ``` ## Delivery defaults | Created from | Default delivery | Effective-session mirror | |--------------|------------------|--------------------------| | WhatsApp / IM session | `im` → reuse or **auto-create** a 投递目标 for that chat (group→group, DM→DM) | Live session for that `conversationKey` (latest binding) | | Web / plain DSH session | `dsh` → sidebar history session | Creator session pinned as `origin.sessionId` | | Explicit `delivery` / `im_bot_id`+`im_target_id` | as specified | Same mirror rules when `origin` / peer can be resolved | You usually do **not** need to paste botId/targetId when creating from WhatsApp — omit `delivery` and the job binds to the current chat. **Execution session ≠ effective session.** Each fire still opens a fresh root Session for the Agent turn (visible under 定时任务 history). The mirrored notice is what makes the WhatsApp/Web chat you actually use able to continue from the result. ## Agent preset | Source | Behavior | |--------|----------| | Explicit `agent_preset` / sidebar field | pinned on the job | | WhatsApp / IM create (omit) | inherit chat/group override → bot preset → Host default | | Sidebar leave empty | Host default at each fire | Scheduled runs mount `job.agentPreset` (or Host default when empty). ## License MIT (upstream MIT retained).