dsh-session-notify

Running long tasks in DSH comes with one annoying habit: staring at the session page, waiting for the spinner to stop. You miss the finish, you miss the AI asking a question mid-task, and background sessions stay completely silent. dsh-session-notify tackles all three at once. The moment a turn ends—whether completed, errored, aborted, blocked, or max-tokens hit—the plugin writes the reason, duration, and token usage into the session log, fires a browser system notification, and drops an in-page toast. Background sessions in windows you never opened are covered too, so you stop babysitting.

Customization is where it gets fun. Five languages switch instantly across every label and template. A visual chip editor lets you slot placeholders into the middle of a sentence without seeing raw code, and four built-in style presets (Kaoemoji, Felyne, Catgirl, DeepSeek Girl) restyle every title and body copy in one click. Save your own presets with auto-numbering, and they survive a reinstall. Cache-hit ratio and tokens-per-second pull straight from the official projection, matching the status bar exactly—no queuing, no tool time.

If you juggle multiple DSH sessions, switch tabs constantly, or want a ping the instant the AI asks a question instead of noticing minutes later, this plugin earns its spot. One command to install, one refresh to activate, and your settings and custom presets persist across reinstalls.