dsh-quick-resume

dsh-quick-resume

A one-click Resume button for DSH Web. When an agent's task is interrupted (stopped/cancelled, back to idle), a continue button appears in the copy/like action row of the assistant message — click it to quickly resume the agent from where it left off, without re-typing the instruction.

For all DSH Web users: solves "after an agent task is interrupted, I have to manually re-send the instruction".

Features

• One-click resume: when the agent is idle, a continue button appears on each assistant message action row (next to copy/like).
• Hidden while running: the button auto-hides while the agent is running (running === true) to avoid accidental clicks.
• Precise continuation: on click, the host directly injects a followup message into the live agent for that session and wakes the driver (agent.followup) — no composer draft, no overwriting what you're typing.
• Observable failures: if the agent is offline / running / injection fails, a structured error is returned and the button offers a retry.

Installation

dsh plugin --profile web add github:timsok-shit/dsh-quick-resume

Restart the DSH engine to load the host bundle patch, then refresh the page for the client side.

Usage

1. Install and restart DSH, then open any session.
2. Let the agent finish or interrupt a task (click the stop button).
3. Below the agent's last assistant message, a continue button appears in the copy/like action row.
4. Click continue → the button shows "…" briefly → "Resumed", and the agent resumes executing from context.

Common scenarios:

• Continue after manual stop: user stops → agent idle → click continue to resume.
• Advance after natural end: with the agent idle the button stays visible; click it anytime for another turn.

Configuration

No external configuration. Tunable constants are collected at the top of each module:

Constant	File	Default	Description
RESUME_TEXT	index.js	see source	Text of the followup message injected on resume
RESUME_ENDPOINT	client.js	/dsh-quick-resume/resume	Host route to call
Fetch timeout	client.js	10000 ms	Browser fetch timeout
order	client.js	20	Button order in the action row (after copy/like)

Limits

• Only handles agents still present in the live registry (interrupted → back to idle). Cold sessions whose agent was disposed (requires persistence / agents.resume cold recovery) are out of scope.
• The button shows on every idle assistant message action row (by slot semantics), regardless of whether the task was just interrupted or finished normally.

License

MIT