dsh-soundscape

When an agent runs for extended periods it is easy to lose track of what it is doing, especially with other windows in focus. dsh-soundscape adds an ambient audio layer to DSH: it monitors agent status transitions and the full tool lifecycle, then plays distinct cues for thinking, tool start, tool finish, and errors so you can follow progress by ear alone.

Mixing is handled with a gain-ducking scheme rather than hard interruptions. While a tool sound plays, the looping thinking tone drops to roughly 20 percent gain and restores automatically once the tool sound ends, producing a seamless blend instead of a jarring cut. Emotion-aware triggers add a musical dimension: consecutive successes fire an ascending chord, consecutive failures fire a descending dissonant figure, and prolonged deep-running sessions lay down a low-frequency drone. All thresholds and sounds are adjustable from the settings page. The tool-mapping panel exposes all fifty-one standard DSH tools with category grouping, search, and per-tool assignment of built-in PCM WAVs, local .wav or .mp3 files, or silence, with throttling to prevent rapid-fire repeats.

Built for engineers who run agents alongside other work and prefer auditory awareness over visual monitoring, as well as tinkerers who want granular per-tool sound design.