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How to run a long task in the background with a review gate with DSH Agent Team Gui

Start a long team task that keeps running in the Run Center, with a reviewer and up to two repair rounds.

Who it is forA developer starting a large refactor or documentation pass who does not want to keep the chat open while it runs.

The problemLong agent work blocks the conversation, and a rejected output can be lost if nothing checks it.

The outcomeA background run that stays visible in Run Center, passes through a named reviewer, and can be cancelled or retried if it stops.

What you need first

  • A working DeepSeek Harness installation with the Web profile, at or above the DSH compatibility version listed in the README install table (>=0.1.5-rc.1)
  • Node.js and pnpm at the versions listed in the README install table
  • The dsh-agent-team-gui plugin installed from the README install section
  • At least one provider/model route configured in DSH

Steps

  1. In the team settings, enable the optional quality gate and name one reviewer, one repair owner, and explicit criteria, with 0..2 repair rounds.
  2. Send the long task with the team selected and choose background execution.
  3. Watch the live phase, elapsed time, and child IDs in Run Center.
  4. When a rejection occurs, read the reviewer's reason and let the named repair owner rerun.
  5. If a host restart interrupts the run, check that Run Center marks it Interrupted rather than Completed, then start a linked retry.

Prompt for your agent

Using the dsh-agent-team-gui repo, start a background team run for <task-description> in <project-path> with a quality gate of 1 repair round. Report the Run Center status, final quality gate decision, and any Interrupted runs. Verify that the run's final state matches the reviewer's accepted output.

Caveat. Background runs only survive a Host restart as Interrupted when the optional DSH Jobs service is absent, so the cancel hook and resume behavior depend on your DSH setup.

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