dsh-email-push-master

You kick off a long-running AI coding task, step away from the desk, and have no idea whether it has finished, gotten stuck, or is waiting on a decision from you. dsh-email-push-master closes that gap: at the key moments — done, blocked, needs your choice, milestone reached — a short email lands in your phone inbox. One-way ping, no remote control, no polling.

Under the hood it ships a single zero-dependency sender built on Node built-in modules (tls/net) with connect and idle timeouts, structured error classification, and a hard rule against retrying 535 responses, since repeated failures only amplify provider-side risk-control lockouts. SMTP hosts are auto-inferred for QQ and 163 mailboxes, so a one-time config of a single auth code plus a recipient address is all you need. Four notification markers keep the messages specific and brief rather than noisy.

If you regularly run multi-minute or even hour-long automated coding tasks in DSH, Claude Code, Codex, or any Node-based agent and want a lightweight "hey, it needs you" nudge without babysitting a terminal, this plugin is the switch that lets you walk away with a clear conscience.