dsh-lowtide

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dsh-lowtide Queue tasks when it's busy. They run on their own when it's cheap.** Semi-auto or full-auto, off the model's peak hours and peak prices. A must-have plugin for DeepSeek Harness. English** | 简体中文 | 繁體中文 | العربية | Deutsch | Español | Français | Italiano | 한국어 Three tasks waiting in the queue, the price status glowing in the session header, auto-run when your window opens Introduction lowtide is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (dsh). The problem it solves is plain and perfectly natural: Usually, when you want an agent to do some work, you sit at the computer, send the agent an instruction, wait for the reply, and then review it by hand. But this workflow seems to forget that you have plenty of idle time — and a chance to dodge the peak/off-peak pricing that some models charge. With lowtide installed, the day goes like this: whenever a job crosses your mind during the day, toss it in the queue, glance at it, release it. The tasks pile up until the time you set (say, after 7 PM — that's when DeepSeek is at valley pricing), then run by themselves. Next morning you open the report: keep what went well, send back what didn't. That's all it is. But use it for a week and your working rhythm genuinely slows down — and don't forget, "time is money, efficiency is life"... A few key capabilities: Four execution strategies: single, iterative, sampling, review — from "one pass is enough" to "run five candidates and I'll pick" 168 unit tests + 10 end-to-end specs, CI green across ubuntu / windows × node 22 / 24 One build artifact serves both desktop and web — install once, works on both Off-peak execution lands in DeepSeek's valley hours: the same batch costs about half of what peak would A normal day with an agent might look like this… Ten minutes before clocking out.** You