dsh-plugin-background-tasks

LIMITATIONS

Known limitations

- **Promotion pre-starts before registry preflight** — racing a live process inherently starts it before `jobs.start` runs its preflight; a rejected registration kills the partial start, but the process does briefly exist outside the registry in that failure window. - **Requires a composed jobs runtime** — without `@deepseek-ai/dsh-jobs-local` (+ `tool-jobs`) every call fails loudly; there is no sync-only degradation, because a command that outlives its turn must remain collectable. - **The wait window is deployment-fixed** — `waitMsBeforeAsync` is operator-owned; models cannot extend or skip it per call (by design — timing decisions caused models to block their own turns for minutes). Long-running daemons pay the full window once per start; there is no executor timeout inside the window because promotion, not killing, is the release path. - **Confinement completeness inherits the mounted backend** — enforcement quality (e.g. Windows ACL restricted-token runner) is the executor's contract, not this plugin's. - **Preset installer skips existing directories** — packaged-preset edits do not propagate to already-installed copies without manual sync. - **Exit criterion** — this plugin exists because native shell tools lack auto-promotion semantics. If upstream absorbs them, the shell face of this plugin should retire.