dsh-audio-alert

When you are juggling several DeepSeek sessions at once, the worst moment is the one where an approval is waiting, the agent is asking you a question, or a long turn has just finished — and you are three tabs away. dsh-audio-alert closes that gap: it plays a short sound at three attention edges — the session entering approval or plan-review, an ask-user question appearing, and any turn flipping from running to done — so you know it is time to come back without keeping the tab pinned in front of you.

The sounds are fully configurable. Each of the three triggers accepts its own audio source: a data URI, an http(s) or blob URL, a root-relative path, or a local filesystem path (think C:/sounds/ding.mp3 or ~/alerts/done.wav). Local files are read on the Node side of the dsh web process and streamed to the browser over the /audio-alert/audio/ route, so the browser never touches the disk. Leaving a field blank falls back to a built-in synthesized tone. Per-trigger volume (0–1), enable/disable toggles, and a debug flag that mirrors the resolved config and every playback event to both the browser console and the server log round out the settings surface.

It is built for developers and team admins who run multiple concurrent DeepSeek sessions through the Harness web interface — especially those who regularly work through approval flows, answer agent follow-up questions, or track long multi-turn tasks to completion. The plugin inserts no logic into model requests and never touches the KV cache; it is a lightweight, browser-side bridge from session state to an audible cue.