dsh-attention

During long DeepSeek Harness sessions, approvals, questions, and end-of-turn actions depend on the browser tab staying active. If the browser throttles or freezes a background tab, JavaScript stops, approval cards can get stuck, and the workflow stalls. dsh-attention asks the DSH host to emit the reminder directly, so actionable cards can still appear in the bottom-right corner even when the tab is frozen, without relying on the browser Notification API.

The cards are interactive, not just alerts. You can allow or reject, finish single-choice or multi-choice questions, enter a custom answer in the Other field, or write and submit the next step. Once submitted, the session continues immediately, and you do not have to compete with the in-page approval widget. Cards follow the current DSH light or dark theme, use frosted-glass rounded corners, and show a countdown bar that moves from green to red. If the tab has been hidden for more than eight seconds, an automatic refresh re-renders pending cards, while active typing suppresses the refresh.

The plugin is useful if you switch between multiple windows, tabs, and monitors, keep DSH running in the background, or want clear prompts for approvals, choices, and next-step input. It follows the focused monitor, stays quiet while the DSH tab is in focus, and provides an independent toggle for sub-agent session-end reminders. Custom cards and system notifications are available on Windows 10 and later; other systems can still use the settings page and hidden-tab refresh. The current 0.2.x series targets DSH 0.1.2-alpha.3 and the newer Remote and Waterfall API.