dsh-side-notify

In a dsh workflow, a side chat is handy for quick lookups or scratch notes, but feeding the result back to the main conversation usually means copy-paste or waiting for the next turn. dsh-side-notify removes that gap: you type a sentence in the side chat and it lands in the main session as a regular user message that the main agent picks up immediately, with zero manual steps in between.

The core interaction is a floating pill that appears to the left of the side-chat panel whenever one is active. Click it, type your message, and hit Enter (or Cmd/Ctrl+Enter). If the main agent is idle it processes the message right away; if it is mid-turn, the message queues and the pill dot turns orange to signal the wait. Two global slash commands, /notify and /to-main, are also registered so you can trigger a push from any host-command-capable UI.

Unlike dsh-sidechat's built-in bring-back, which drops text into the draft box or a collapsed context row, a notify push lands directly as a user message and starts its own agent turn. That makes it the right tool when you need to command the main agent to act now rather than merely paste material for later. If you already rely on dsh-sidechat for parallel queries or scratch work, adding this plugin lets side-chat output reach the main conversation in one step.