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dsh-tool-notify

Web Tools Updated 2026.08.14

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install rizkirmdhnnn/dsh-tool-notify

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

Install the plugin in DeepSeek Harness by running dsh plugin install rizkirmdhnnn/dsh-tool-notify; full source: https://github.com/rizkirmdhnnn/dsh-tool-notify

About this plugin

Running long tasks in DeepSeek Harness, the most annoying part is rarely the task itself but the question of whether it has finished. You keep refreshing the terminal or leave the session hanging, hoping for the best. dsh-tool-notify closes that gap: it registers a notify tool for the model, and when a task completes or something needs attention, the model calls it proactively, pushing a titled, summarized message to your notification channel so you get a signal without watching a spinner.

Two delivery channels are supported. The default ntfy mode publishes to ntfy.sh or a self-hosted server, mapping naturally onto mobile push. The Webhook mode sends a JSON payload to any endpoint you specify, making it easy to pipe agent events into existing alerting, logging, or automation pipelines. Authentication uses the DSH credential system, keeping secrets in environment variables or a .env file rather than in config, and the token is resolved fresh on every call, so you can rotate it without a restart.

If you routinely orchestrate multi-step, long-running workloads in DSH or want to feed key agent milestone events into an external system, this plugin is a lightweight, plug-and-play bridge.

Use Cases

  • Push a phone notification the moment a long task finishes, no terminal watching
  • POST agent milestone events into enterprise alerting or automation systems
  • Model proactively reports progress and anomalies in multi-step workflows, closing the notification loop

Best For

  • Agent developers building long-running workloads in DSH
  • Ops engineers piping agent events into external alerting pipelines
  • Everyday users who want agent status pings without watching a screen