dsh-task-notify

When you kick off a long-running agent task, a sub-agent, or a multi-step workflow in DSH, the quietest failure mode is not a crash but missing the moment your agent stops and waits for you. It could be a privilege escalation needing approval, a question it wants to ask, a finished plan sitting in exit_plan_mode, or a goal repeatedly blocked until the round cap. If the only indicator is a browser tab, you may not notice for minutes. dsh-task-notify turns those five moments into real Windows desktop toasts with a system sound and the DeepSeek icon, delivered through the Windows Notification Center via BurntToast so they arrive even after the browser window is closed or the screen is locked. An optional PushPlus push also mirrors each event to WeChat, keeping you in the loop when you are away from the machine. Every notification type has its own toggle plus a master off switch, and all settings persist in the DSH settings store under the task-notify namespace, surviving restarts. It is built for developers on Windows who drive multi-round agent workflows, sub-agents, or goal loops in DSH and need to the instant their human-in-the-loop moment arrives.