dsh-yierpet-sentinel

When you chain multiple agent turns in dsh, the risk is not waiting but missing what matters: a permission prompt flashes by, a rate-limit retry happens silently in the background, and a long reply scrolls past before you even notice. If you already keep a YierPet desktop pet on your Mac, dsh-yierpet-sentinel is the thin bridge that turns those dsh lifecycle events into a bubble, an animation, and a chime on your desktop.\n\ndsh exposes a built-in session/event stream covering turn start and end, tool success or failure, approval requests, LLM retries, and session disposal. This plugin, a zero-dependency host-side Cordis extension, subscribes to that stream and fire-and-forget-forwards each event to YierPet local loopback HTTP endpoint. The pet reacts with a speech bubble, a short animation, and a notification sound. A hard one-second timeout and full error swallowing guarantee it never blocks the dsh main loop; if YierPet is not running the plugin simply skips, and sub-agent turns stay quiet so only the user-visible completion moment gets celebrated.\n\nIt is built for macOS users who already use the YierPet desktop pet and develop with dsh as their daily AI assistant. Install it, restart dsh, and forget about it—until the pet calls your name exactly when something needs your attention.