dsh-dudulu

When DeepSeek Harness runs on a remote Kali box and you access it from a Windows browser — even through an SSH tunnel — the server-side audio cues never reach your ears. The agent may be parked at an approval prompt, waiting for you, while you sit completely unaware. dsh-dudulu moves both the detection and the sound playback into the browser: as long as the page is open, any task-state change fires a sound on the machine where your browser runs, regardless of where DSH is hosted or which operating system it uses.

The plugin listens to session-store state edges and distinguishes three moments that deserve your attention: task completion, task pause (awaiting approval or a question), and errors. Each notification type has its own toggle, the volume slider supports live preview as you drag, and the default "doolulu" tone plays out of the box with no external files required. You can also upload a custom audio file under 1 MB to replace the default, or clear it to fall back to a three-note oscillator synthesis. All preferences persist in browser localStorage across refreshes and restarts.

If you routinely operate DSH from a desktop browser over a remote connection and would rather not poll the page every few minutes to check whether the agent is stuck, this plugin is that quick auditory nudge: open the page, click once to unlock audio, get back to your day — and you will hear it the moment something needs you.