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dsh-chime

Fun & Dress-up Updated 2026.08.25

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install xiaxingtianxia2-glitch/dsh-chime

Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:

To install the dsh-chime plugin in DeepSeek Harness, please run the command `dsh plugin install xiaxingtianxia2-glitch/dsh-chime` or load it directly from the source repository at `https://github.com/xiaxingtianxia2-glitch/dsh-chime`.

About this plugin

When using DeepSeek Harness for multi-turn conversations, the lack of intuitive auditory feedback often makes it hard to replicate the satisfying "ding" and confirmation moments found in the original opencode. The dsh-chime plugin is designed specifically to bridge this experience gap. By monitoring host-side agent status changes and tool execution events, it precisely captures key moments such as "conversation completion," "questioning," "plan submission," and "errors," automatically playing the corresponding chimes.

The plugin's core strength lies in its lightweight and self-contained architecture. All sound effects are sourced directly from the original lossless MP3 files of the opencode repository and are embedded within the plugin via Base64, ensuring zero external dependencies and no risk of resource loading failures. Furthermore, as a Host-level plugin, it covers all sessions and sub-agents, guaranteeing that any completion or error in a complex agent task chain receives timely auditory feedback.

For developers and advanced users seeking an immersive interactive experience, dsh-chime is an excellent enhancement. It not only restores the classic auditory feedback mechanism of opencode but also helps improve rhythm and operational confirmation during multi-turn dialogues. Whether for daily debugging or long-running tasks, these perfectly timed chimes make the interaction process smoother, more vivid, and rewarding.

Use Cases

  • Receive crisp chime when a conversation ends
  • Hear sound when a question dialog appears
  • Play error sound when a task fails

Best For

  • Users seeking immersive development experience
  • Users accustomed to opencode interaction mode
  • Developers requiring clear feedback