dsh-task-complete-notifier

The most annoying part of running an Agent task is the moment it finally finishes while you are still buried in another window, unsure whether it is truly done. A brief pause inside a multi-turn goal loop triggers a false alarm, while a real completion gives you nothing but a silent log line. dsh-task-complete-notifier exists to bridge that last-mile attention gap.

It watches the Agent state machine for the precise running-to-idle edge, waits three seconds to make sure the agent does not immediately jump back into the next goal round, and then pops a topmost dark rounded card in the bottom-right corner of the screen. The card shows the conversation title so you instantly know which task wrapped up. A built-in input box lets you type your next instruction and hit Enter, which is delivered to the finishing session via agent.followup() without ever bringing DSH to the foreground. When several tasks complete at once, toasts queue one after another so a half-typed sentence is never wiped away. A soft synthesized ding marks each arrival, and you can swap in your own audio file with adjustable volume from zero to full.

Built for DSH Desktop users who run Agent tasks often and want a reliable, glanceable signal plus an instant path to the next instruction. Zero runtime npm dependencies, graceful degradation to host logs in browser-only setups, and no picky environment requirements.