Releases: dshworks/dsh-watch
Release list
v0.1.1 — live-verified
Verified working end-to-end in a real dsh --profile web session on 0.1.0-rc.6 with DeepSeek-V4-Pro: arm a watch → non-matching lines stay silent → a matching line wakes the idle agent with a bounded notice → job_kill watch-1 disarms through the stock jobs surface → post-disarm appends stay silent.
Why upgrade from v0.1.0:
- Leak-proof arming: if the job registry rejects a watch after the producer already armed its poller, the poller is torn down before the error surfaces (the JobStart cleanup contract), with a regression test — 50 tests total.
- CI: GitHub Actions runs syntax checks + the full suite on every push and PR; badge in the README.
- Cleaner packaging (stray
pnpm-workspace.yamlartifact removed, esbuild declared viapnpm.onlyBuiltDependencies) and clearer tool-call presentation titles.
Install: dsh plugin --profile web add github:dshworks/dsh-watch (pnpm on PATH — thanks @groksense for the docs fix in #1).
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v0.1.0 — first watch
The DeepSeek Harness analog of Claude Code's Monitor tool: arm a background watch on a long-running command or a growing file and get woken by new matching lines, batched and budgeted, while watches live as first-class background jobs (job_list / job_output / job_kill).
Why you'd want it: the stock jobs subsystem tells you when background work finishes. A watch tells you when it says something — a dev server logging Ready, a CI log printing FAILED, a log file growing.
60 seconds: dsh plugin --profile web add github:dshworks/dsh-watch, restart the profile, then watch(source: "command", command: "npm run dev", pattern: "error|Ready").
49 tests cover line assembly across chunk boundaries, multibyte-safe byte caps, batching, filters, wake/event budgets, truncation honesty, and teardown. Plain ESM — nothing builds at install time.
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