Plugins

Lowtide (as in low tide) runs task batches automatically in off-peak hours — a highly customizable task framework with four execution strategies, L1–L3 semi/full-auto adjudication, in-place task editing and preflight checks, built on the Cordis microkernel, one build for both desktop and web.

lowtide: human-adjudicated off-peak batch task pipeline for dsh (peak/valley pricing aware)

Off-peak batch runner for DeepSeek Harness: users define tasks during busy hours — prompt, strategy, priority, workspace, locked files — and release them by hand; the plugin then runs the batch automatically inside user-defined off-peak windows. Each run passes five preflight checks (workspace, git HEAD, locked-file sha256, window fit, daily budget), supports four execution strategies (single / iterative / sampling / review) and three autonomy levels (L1 per-task, L2 batch, L3 full-auto), and closes the loop with a morning report containing diffs, actual spend and savings from a daily ledger aligned with official peak/valley pricing.

Tiered task queue as the single source of truth for DSH↔Hermes work (reset > approve > review): enqueue tools for all submission paths, lease/claim model with concurrency 1, priority aging against starvation, atomic busy mutex, and a Hermes-side consumer (cron */1 + monitor gating) that drains tasks, writes review-handoff requests with single-slot checks, and invokes the reset agent.

Task-queue execution endpoint for DSH: requires a separately self-deployed Hermes Agent gateway plus your own WeChat inbound script; verified on a single environment — expect to adapt it.