dsh-notify

Running long agent tasks with DSH, the most frustrating part is rarely the wait itself — it is discovering too late that a task finished, that an error was thrown, or that the agent is silently waiting for your answer. On remote devices connected over LAN or VPN, the browser offers zero push mechanism, leaving you to refresh manually every few minutes.

dsh-notify turns that into a two-second glance: native WinRT toasts fire on your Windows desktop when a root-session task completes, errors, or enters ask_user_question; browser notifications via a Service Worker reach any remote tab, covering both foreground and background sessions for question and plan-review interactions. Every toast is deduplicated per turn:step (up to 64 entries remembered), and sub-agents stay completely silent so you never get a notification storm.

If you let DSH run long jobs in the background, check progress from a phone or tablet, or simply refuse to refresh your way through an agent session, this plugin is built for you. It is purely local, requires no third-party service, and a single /notify command or the Remote Notifications settings toggle keeps everything under your control.