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dsh-notify

Client Updated 2026.08.25

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install weekitmo/dsh-notify

Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:

Run dsh plugin install weekitmo/dsh-notify in the DeepSeek Harness terminal to install this plugin (source: https://github.com/weekitmo/dsh-notify), then refresh the WebUI to start using it.

About this plugin

Running long DeepSeek Harness tasks means leaving your terminal and hoping you remember to check back. dsh-notify closes that gap by surfacing task results through system notifications, browser tab indicators, and sidebar status lights the moment a top-level session settles.

It goes beyond a simple pop-a-notification approach. The plugin uses a convergence window: a result is only published once every subagent, background job, and async delegation has fully resolved, eliminating false positives from in-flight work. A built-in DingTalk bot delivers independent success or failure messages, with a quiet-hours schedule and a catch-up digest so overnight tasks do not flood your phone in the morning. The browser tab shows the latest session title when idle, a spinner with session count while running, and an unread-result badge afterward; the sidebar adds a green or red dot for at-a-glance status.

If you kick off long DSH runs and walk away, or want results pushed straight to mobile via DingTalk, dsh-notify is built for that workflow. It is a standard Cordis Client plugin that requires no core modification, and every toggle is available in the WebUI settings panel.

Use Cases

  • Step away from a long-running DSH task and learn the outcome the moment it settles
  • Push success or failure alerts to your phone via DingTalk automatically
  • Glance at the sidebar tab to tell which parallel session finished or failed

Best For

  • Developers who run long DeepSeek Harness tasks regularly
  • Users who want mobile alerts for task results
  • Power users managing multiple parallel DSH sessions who need real-time status awareness