dsh-tui-webhook

Running a long-turn job in dsh-TUI, or waiting on a tool approval inside a multi-agent pipeline, means the worst moment is when you have already walked away from the desk and the task silently stalls. dsh-tui-webhook turns that blind spot into a real-time message on Feishu, DingTalk, WeCom, or any generic webhook: a "task complete" ping when a turn finishes, an "approval needed" alert the moment a tool asks for sign-off, so your phone keeps you in the loop.

Four platforms are supported out of the box. Feishu and DingTalk accept optional HMAC-SHA256 signature verification via the secret field; WeCom receives plain text; the generic mode works with any HTTP endpoint that accepts a POST body of {"text":"..."}, leaving room for self-hosted message gateways. Only top-level session turns are tracked so sub-agents never duplicate notifications, and the minTurnSeconds threshold (default 30 s) filters out short-turn noise. Every setting changes take effect live under /settings with no restart required, and the webhook URL plus signature secret are stored exclusively in the local dsh settings document; status output masks the URL to its first 30 characters, and no credential ever leaves your machine.

If your dsh-TUI workflow involves long-running jobs, multi-agent collaboration, or tool steps that require human approval, this plugin keeps you informed while you are in a meeting, grabbing coffee, or simply away from the keyboard—no more coming back to find a task that has been waiting for the last ten minutes.