dsh-chime-alerts

When you run multiple agents in parallel on DSH, the real friction is not the agents themselves but the need to stare at the screen: Has the sub-task finished? Is there an auth prompt waiting for your click? Did a background job silently fail? Step away for a moment and critical events slip past. dsh-chime-alerts exists to solve exactly that—it adds a lightweight audio-alert layer to DSH so your computer listens for you and you can go back to what you were doing.

The plugin covers ten event types (task complete, sub-task complete, background job done, authorization needed, plugin authorization, agent question, plan review, goal blocked, other interruption, background job failed), each with an independent toggle, sound, and volume. Audio delivery runs on two channels: browser-side Web Audio synthesized tones (zero audio files, zero licensing overhead) and the operating system native chime (works even when the tab is closed), each channel independently switchable. A speaker icon next to every workspace in the sidebar lets you mute per workspace; parallel sub-agents each trigger their own sound on completion. Every event can use a built-in tone or a user-uploaded custom audio clip, and the UI ships in both Chinese and English.

Who is it for? Any developer or heavy agent-orchestration user who routinely runs several concurrent DSH sessions, sub-agents, or background jobs will benefit. No need to sacrifice throughput to watch a screen, no need for a separate desktop-notification utility—toggle the sound layer on when you are busy, off when you want quiet, right from within the browser.