dsh-task-notify

Running a long DeepSeek Harness goal usually means staring at the terminal or browser waiting for that Done line to appear. Miss it by a minute and you have to dig through logs to figure out what actually finished.

dsh-task-notify keeps things simple: the moment a goal reaches the complete phase or an agent turn ends normally, it fires a native OS notification. On Windows it uses WinRT Toast, on macOS the Notification Center, and on Linux libnotify. No blocking dialogs, no extra daemons. The plugin has zero runtime dependencies, relying only on Node built-ins and OS-native commands, and keeps CJK text safe by routing it through UTF-8 temp files. A built-in minimum interval guard prevents notification spam when multiple tasks finish in quick succession.

If you routinely kick off multi-step goals, run several agents in parallel, or hand off a task and wander away, a gentle buzz in your notification center tells you the work is done without a single glance at the console.