dsh-ui-task-notify

Running several agent tasks at once means the moment you switch tabs, you lose all awareness—a finished run, a pending approval, a plan review waiting on you—passes by silently. dsh-ui-task-notify closes that gap: when an agent truly goes idle (a multi-turn goal alerts exactly once at final quiescence) or a session waits on you (approval, question, or plan review), it raises a browser notification and a system toast with its own sound, visible even with the entire window minimized.

Triggering relies entirely on the host-pushed agent idle signal and the pending-interaction status the client derives from approval, question, and plan-review frames—no polling, no touching of prompts, messages, tool results, or KV cache, so inference is untouched. Edges observed while the page is visible are consumed silently and never replayed as stale reminders; a missed edge fires on reconnect resync; repeated frames for the same pending state alert only once.

It suits anyone running multi-agent workflows who needs to stay responsive to approvals and questions without keeping the page front-and-center. All toggles live on a persistent settings card, take effect immediately, and subagent alerts are off by default—flip them on when you want every child session covered.