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dsh-sound-notifier

Fun & Dress-up Updated 2026.08.17

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install Zhengshuji/dsh-sound-notifier

Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:

Run dsh plugin install Zhengshuji/dsh-sound-notifier from your DeepSeek Harness root directory; the source lives at https://github.com/Zhengshuji/dsh-sound-notifier and the bundle activates automatically after a Web UI restart.

About this plugin

When you spend long stretches in the DSH Web UI, the agent’s state transitions—message received, reasoning started, tool invoked, turn completed—often amount to a few lines of text quietly swapping places on screen. You flip to another window or step away for a coffee, and when you return you have already lost the thread of where things stood.

dsh-sound-notifier closes that gap with four distinct chimes synthesized live through the Web Audio API, so no audio files are shipped at all. It registers as an official DSH bundle and loads automatically on every Web UI start—no per-session activation required. Only top-level sessions emit sound; subagent activity, context compaction, and session-title generation stay completely silent, keeping the audio channel clean and meaningful.

It is built for developers who want to track their agent’s rhythm by ear, especially in multi-window or multi-task workflows. If you prefer a different timbre, the SOUNDS table in the client script exposes start frequency, sweep target, waveform type, duration, gain, and per-note delay—tweak the values, save the file, restart DSH, and your new palette is live.

Use Cases

  • Tracking agent state through distinct chimes while working across multiple browser windows
  • Telling at a glance whether the agent is thinking, invoking a tool, or has finished a turn after stepping away
  • Preferring auditory feedback to repeatedly refreshing the UI to check progress

Best For

  • Heavy DSH Web UI users running long development sessions
  • Engineering teams juggling parallel tasks across several windows
  • Tinkerers who enjoy fine-tuning audio feedback and the playful side of dev tooling