dsh-web-icon-indicator

Running multiple agents in DSH Web GUI and switching away to another tab, only to come back and forget which one is still working, which is waiting on your answer, and which has finished? dsh-web-icon-indicator turns the tiny browser-tab favicon into a live status beacon. Deep grey means idle, bright yellow means running, a red-and-yellow blink means it is asking for your input or approval, and a brief green flash means done before settling back to idle. One glance tells you what every background agent is doing right now.

Under the hood the plugin ships a single whale SVG template and repaints every frame client-side as a data-URI, so you can pick from six built-in effects — static, blink, breath, rainbow, heartbeat, and bounce — and tweak colors, cycle speeds, and hold timings from the DSH settings page. Changes reach the running tab in about a second, with no reload or restart. When more than one agent is non-idle, the whale is replaced by a full-frame number block showing the live active count up to 99+, so parallel workloads remain readable even in a 16-pixel pinned tab.

It is built for developers who manage several concurrent agents in DSH and would rather glance at a tab than tail logs. Background tabs keep animating via a wall-clock fallback so they never freeze, the status poll self-heals across host restarts, and ask_user_question, approval, and sandbox-escalation prompts all pin the icon into the asking state until you decide — no manual refresh required.