dsh-push

When running DeepSeek Harness agents for extended periods, state changes are often silent: how long the agent has been idle, whether it was interrupted, whether it is waiting for input, or whether it has exited. dsh-push bridges that gap by pushing agent lifecycle notifications to Bark, Feishu, WeCom, DingTalk, ntfy, or a generic webhook, keeping you informed even when you are away from the screen.

It covers four lifecycle events: idle, interrupted, needInput, and exit. Idle notifications can be filtered by a minimum duration threshold, and subagents are excluded by default to prevent notification flooding. When the command service is mounted, the /push subcommands let you check status, toggle channels, and test delivery on the fly without digging through logs. Configuration is a single JSON file with environment-variable support for secrets, and the plugin integrates through a simple patch mount with no changes to the dsh monorepo.

If you run multiple agents concurrently, want to wire lifecycle events into an existing automation pipeline, or need lightweight mobile status alerts, dsh-push offers a config-driven, plug-and-play solution. Notification bodies contain only lifecycle summaries and never include conversation content, striking a balance between utility and privacy.