dsh-notifier

Long-running AI agents often feel like a black box: you don't know if a task is stuck, whether it needs your approval, or when it fails until you return to your desk. dsh-notifier solves this by putting your DeepSeek Harness agent in your pocket, bringing notifications, approvals, and remote control to your phone.

It exposes one minimal notify() API in front and supports 27 channels behind it, including Telegram, Slack, Discord, Feishu, DingTalk, WeCom, Bark, ntfy, and more, all with zero runtime dependencies. Two trigger lines feed the system: the harness automatically pushes session events such as turn end, approval requests, and agent errors, while the model can also call the notify tool on its own. Every message resolves through level routing, which decides delivery semantics like silent push, priority headers, or @-mentions.

Beyond one-way notifications, dsh-notifier enables remote approval and remote conversation. You can answer approval requests directly from your phone, chat with the agent using plain text, or steer a mid-turn with the ! prefix. Since v0.5, long tasks send periodic heartbeats, silent turns raise stall alerts, and Telegram/Feishu notification cards include a one-click stop button, turning your phone into a true command center. The v0.7 identity system adds runtime pairing codes and composite-key bindings to control who can drive the agent remotely.

If you need to keep track of agent status away from your desk, handle approvals or continue conversations on mobile, or route multiple agents to different channels sensibly, dsh-notifier offers a lightweight yet complete solution.