dsh-localnotify

In DSH, agent task results and scheduled script outputs often end up only in logs or a terminal, with no central place to review them later. dsh-localnotify fills that gap by adding a bell icon at the bottom of the Web UI sidebar; clicking it opens a full-screen notification center where every entry is displayed as a compact card with a title and a single-line preview.

The center supports time-range filtering (today, last 7 days, last 30 days), real-time case-insensitive search across titles and bodies, and paginated browsing at 10 to 100 items per page. Selecting a card opens a detail overlay with the full timestamp, source, and body text, plus one-click copy for the title, body, or both. Notifications are written entirely locally: an agent calls the notify_add tool mid-conversation, or a script and cron job invoke the dsh-localnotify CLI, and both paths land in a single JSON file that the page polls every three seconds—no external service involved.

It suits anyone who wants a closed-loop reminder workflow inside DSH: receiving agent task-completion alerts, delivering script outputs from cron, or hand-editing the JSON to backfill historical notes, all without leaving the browser or spinning up a separate notification service. The interface follows DSH's official theme tokens for automatic light/dark adaptation, and UI copy switches between Chinese and English in real time alongside the web language setting.