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dsh-client-ui-notifications

Client Updated 2026.08.30

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install huangDouP/dsh-client-ui-notifications

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

Run dsh plugin install huangDouP/dsh-client-ui-notifications in the DeepSeek Harness terminal to install; source code is available at https://github.com/huangDouP/dsh-client-ui-notifications

About this plugin

Running an agent in DSH Web means you will not always keep the tab in focus. Yet the session might be waiting for your approval, asking a question, or already finished (or errored out), and you only notice ten minutes later when you switch back.

dsh-client-ui-notifications is built for exactly this gap. While the window is in the background, it watches the native DSH session-snapshot signals (pending approval, pending question, turn completed, error) and notifies you through browser system notifications, tab title flashing, a favicon red dot, and a short chime. If you closed the browser entirely, the DSH Host process can still fire a native Windows toast via built-in WinRT, with no extra dependencies. Every channel is toggleable from the Settings page, and a cooldown window prevents notification spam.

Ideal for developers who split their attention between DSH Web and other windows, particularly when frequent tool-call approvals are needed or when long agent runs finish while you are handling something else.

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Use Cases

  • You switched to another window and DSH is waiting for approval or a question, so the tab title flashes and a browser notification pulls you back
  • After a long multi-turn run you go handle something else, and the completion signal fires a system notification and a short chime
  • The browser is fully closed, yet the Host process pops a native Windows toast to alert you of an error

Best For

  • Developers who split focus between DSH Web, their IDE, and other windows
  • Users who frequently approve tool calls or answer agent questions and cannot afford to miss a pending prompt
  • Heavy DSH Web users who run long agent turns, step away from the browser, and still need to be alerted on completion or errors