dsh-web-ding

When your DSH agent finishes every turn and drops into idle, or when a question chooser pops up on screen, you are left staring at the tab waiting for a cue. dsh-web-ding closes that feedback gap with a short, synthesized ding played right in the browser. The tone is built from three sine oscillators and exponential-decay envelopes driven by the Web Audio API, so there is no backend audio pipeline, no OS notification, and no system dependency at all.

Two independent trigger scenarios are wired in. The turn-end path watches the agent/status idle transition on the Host side and mirrors a done signal into the falling-ts-web-ding settings namespace; the question-popup path detects the QuestionComposer DOM anchor entirely client-side. Each scenario carries its own on/off switch, volume, frequency, and decay-length knobs, plus a preview button that warms the AudioContext against browser autoplay policies. On every turn end a Win11-style toast slides into the bottom-right corner; clicking it reveals a notification drawer listing up to the last 100 messages stored in localStorage, deduped by timestamp, individually deletable, and clearable all at once. The Host never reads or writes that log.

It is built for developers and power users who run DSH through the web client and want the least-intrusive way to know that a turn has finished or a decision is needed, without reaching for system notifications or switching windows. If your agent runs take a while or you are frequently interrupted by confirmations, that single ding keeps your attention in the right place at the right moment.