dsh-capybara-notify

If you regularly run multiple tasks, cron scripts, and agent sessions in DSH at the same time, you have probably experienced the moment when your attention drifts elsewhere while a task has already finished or is sitting on an approval that needs your sign-off. dsh-capybara-notify fills that attention gap with a capybara desk secretary named Lulu: a transparent, always-on-top macOS window that pops a speech bubble and plays a soft chime whenever something needs your eyes.

It is more than a desktop toast. Built-in session-aware alerts automatically detect turn completion, pending confirmation, and blocked states while keeping subagent turns silent to avoid noise. A lightweight alert API lets any cron job, script, or task board deliver a message to Lulu in a single call, and every alert is persisted to an inbox for later review. On top of that, out-of-the-box inspection templates cover disk usage, HTTP health, and process liveness, and a daily plugin recommender picks three high-reputation plugins you have not installed yet from the DSH marketplace.

It is a great fit for macOS developers who run heavy DSH workloads with multiple concurrent sessions and scheduled jobs and want a desktop-level alert without staring at a terminal. It also suits teams that want to fold DSH into a daily ops inspection loop with a single, unified alert entry point. Non-macOS users can still leverage the API and inbox alongside any dsh-pet-compatible front end.