Continue interrupted DeepSeek Harness sessions using configurable recovery settings.
Automatically sends your configured continuation prompt through DeepSeek Harness after a recoverable interruption. The engine runs in the host process and continues watching when browser tabs close. Recovery is enabled by default; continuing after successful turns is an opt-in autonomous loop.
Install and enable it in DSH Plugins and reload as prompted. Review recovery, delays, retry limits and continuation text in settings. Beside the session input, select Follow default, Off, Recovery only or Autonomous loop. The host saves the choice and shares it across tabs. On a recoverable interruption, the plugin waits as configured and sends a continuation. Actual activation and session behavior in the target desktop host have not been verified.
Default classification retries transient network, timeout and rate-limit failures and skips permanent authentication, balance and quota failures, subagents, policy denials and manual stops; recovery stops at the consecutive retry limit. Exceptions, backoff and templates are configurable. Recovery also handles output limits; silent-turn recovery, enabled by default, handles observed model activity ending without visible output. Startup scanning defaults to a 15-minute window. Global and session pauses stop their respective automatic sends; the manual notification action can bypass pauses, session Off, cooldown and retry limits, except for subagents. Browser notifications require browser permission.
When enabled, the autonomous loop continues normally completed turns without the recovery retry cap and may incur additional model charges and tool operations. For an unconfirmed tool call, the plugin asks the model to check state first, but cannot guarantee an action will not be repeated. The loop guard can interrupt suspected loops and send a prompt to restart a turn, potentially triggering further tool actions. Global or scheduled pauses do not disable the guard; session mode Off excludes that session. Disable the guard separately to stop it globally.
Permissions and risks: The plugin reads session events, history, tool calls and errors, sends follow-up messages through DSH and can interrupt suspected loops. The assistant retains the session's existing tool permissions and may access files or networks or perform other actions. It reads and writes host settings and session modes; legacy migration reads the old settings document and writes a migration marker while leaving the original intact. Host bridge endpoints provide status and actions to the interface. MIT.