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dsh-plugin-task-notify

Client Updated 2026.09.04

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install DearMrChai/dsh-plugin-task-notify

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

Run dsh plugin install DearMrChai/dsh-plugin-task-notify in your terminal; the full source is at https://github.com/DearMrChai/dsh-plugin-task-notify. After installation, restart dsh web to see the settings card under Settings → Plugins.

About this plugin

Orchestrating a multi-sub-agent run in DSH and losing track of when it finishes is a familiar frustration: you hop back to email, a meeting, or another project, then drift back every few minutes to check whether runningCalls is still populated. dsh-plugin-task-notify solves this with sound. A short beep plays the moment a sub-agent tool call settles; a rising two-tone ding signals that the full turn has crossed the configurable threshold (default five minutes) and the agent is back to idle. You hear it and know it is time to return — no need to keep the tab open and watching.

Every tone is synthesized live through the Web Audio API, so there are no external assets to load. Optional title-bar flash and a customizable TTS sentence (with a {time} placeholder for actual duration) give you more than just an ear-catcher. Multi-session monitoring, a merge window that deduplicates rapid consecutive beeps, and independent volume controls are all tweakable in a single settings card. Because everything runs on the browser side, it works regardless of which AI provider sits behind DSH.

This plugin is for anyone who kicks off long, multi-step agent workflows in DSH and wants their attention back for other work. The task runs, you work elsewhere, the sound tells you when to come back — minimal visual clutter, zero polling.

Use Cases

  • Kick off a multi-sub-agent workflow and rely on sound to know when to return
  • Run multiple DSH sessions in parallel with a global done signal
  • Let long turns finish with a clear chime instead of manually polling status

Best For

  • Users orchestrating multi-step, multi-sub-agent long tasks in DSH
  • Developers who prefer audio cues over constantly checking the UI
  • Engineers managing multiple DSH sessions who need a global completion signal