Power user reviews 64 days of using DSH as a daily AI workstation
11/10/2026 — 11/10, 19:21·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)
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- A heavy user published a 64-day retrospective on running DSH as a daily AI workstation, covering 1,093 sessions and 338,000 tool calls. The…
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On 2026-11-10, a power user published a blog post on cnblogs reviewing 64 days of using DSH as a daily workspace. Over that period, the author logged 1093 sessions and 338,000 tool calls. In the author's view, what separates workflows now is no longer how elegantly a prompt is written, but how the AI workspace itself is set up: whether it can read files, run commands, spin up a dozen parallel agents at once, and recover gracefully when something goes wrong. The piece is presented as a candid retrospective rather than a benchmark, and no follow-up coverage has appeared since.
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A heavy user reviews 64 days of running DSH as a daily workbench, logging 1,093 sessions and 338,000 tool calls. The takeaway: prompt craft no longer separates users — what matters is whether the setup can read files, run commands, spin up parallel agents, and recover when things break.
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