dsh-loop

Usage

Command	Result
/loop 30m	Start a loop: tick now, then once every 30 minutes. Keeps any current objective.
/loop 30m fix the tests	Start a 30-minute loop toward an objective.
/loop fix the tests	Start a loop toward an objective at the default interval.
/loop 1h30m	Combined durations are supported.
/loop resume	Resume the loop saved before a restart.
/loop or /loop status	Show the running loop.
/loop stop	Stop the loop.
/loop help	Show help.

Intervals are a whitespace-free sequence of `` tokens where unit is one of ms, s, m, h, d — for example 90s, 30m, 1h30m, 2h.

A leading duration token is the interval and the remainder is the objective; with no leading duration, the whole input is the objective and the default interval applies.

Semantics

• First tick is immediate. Each later tick fires interval after the agent returns to idle, so a running turn is never interrupted.
• Saved across restarts. The loop config is persisted to $DSH_HOME/dsh-loop/.json. When you reopen the session after a restart, the plugin asks whether to continue the saved loop (Continue / Stop); /loop resume restarts it manually when no prompt is available. /loop stop discards the saved loop.
• Manual stop. The loop runs until you run /loop stop, the agent is disposed, or the plugin is unloaded. There is no automatic completion detection.

Configuration

Set config.defaultIntervalMs (milliseconds) to change the interval used by a bare /loop with no leading duration token. The default is 600000 (10 minutes).