dsh-approval-notify

Running several DeepSeek Harness sessions in parallel, a sudden elevation-approval prompt is easy to miss the moment you look away, and the whole task stalls until you return. dsh-approval-notify is built exactly for that gap: it listens to approval audit events in real time and fires a native Windows toast with a system sound, telling you at a glance which session asked, why, and what is being elevated, so you can respond even mid-meeting or between emails.

The notification is laid out with care: the session title takes priority, the working path sits on its own line so nothing wraps awkwardly, and a click jumps straight to the Web UI to complete the approval. When toast is unavailable (e.g. a non-interactive session), the plugin gracefully degrades to a sound-only cue. Architecturally, it deliberately hooks into the session/event firehose rather than the approval/request waterfall, meaning a notification failure can never block or corrupt the approval pipeline itself.

Ideal for developers on Windows 10/11 who juggle multiple DeepSeek Harness sessions and handle elevation prompts frequently. No extra modules are needed-the toast is dispatched through PowerShell's built-in WinRT ToastNotificationManager; as long as the profile ships approval and sessionTitle services (all official profiles do), a restart activates the plugin. On non-Windows platforms it simply disables itself quietly without errors.