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@moon16u/dsh-plugin-restart

v0.3.0

Published

a day ago

Schedule a detached DSH restart from inside DSH via /dsh-restart command or dsh_restart agent tool

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@moon16u/dsh-plugin-restart

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Safe, detached DSH process restart command (/dsh-restart) and agent tool (dsh_restart).

Features

Zero Freeze: Schedules restart in a detached worker process with a 3-second grace period.
Slash Command: Run /dsh-restart in chat to trigger restart.
Agent Tool: Enables the AI Agent to self-heal and restart DSH when requested.
Failure Visibility: If a restart fails (new process dies or never becomes ready), dsh-restart.sh serves a self-contained error page on the port — failure reason, log tails, and a "restart DSH" button that releases the port and retries. The service always exits by itself, so it can never block a later manual start. The next successful start also surfaces a one-line "previous restart failed" notice in chat (restart-failed.json marker).

Installation

Ships inside the @moon16u/dsh-pouch bundle (recommended):

dsh plugin --profile web add @moon16u/dsh-pouch

Or install this plugin standalone:

dsh plugin --profile web add @moon16u/dsh-plugin-restart

Either way, restart dsh web once after installing (bundle layers compose at startup). No manual cordis.patch.yml edits needed — the package carries its own patch.

Testing

npm test

The suite sets DSH_RESTART_DRY_RUN=1, which makes scheduling write the helper file but never spawn it. Without this flag every handler invocation schedules a REAL detached restart of whatever DSH instance $DSH_HOME points at.

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