dsh-serverchan-watchdog

In daily use, DeepSeek Harness often pauses on a pending approval, a plan review awaiting your confirmation, or an ask_user_question queued in the event stream. The moment you walk away from the desk or the laptop lid closes, the browser tab holding the in-page notification dies with it, and the wait silently hangs until you return to find that minutes have already been wasted. dsh-serverchan-watchdog removes that browser dependency altogether: it runs on the DSH host, listens to the persistent session event stream, and fires a ServerChan push to your WeChat or the ServerChan app the moment a wait exceeds your threshold (five minutes by default). No tab needs to stay alive.

The plugin tracks all three native wait types in DSH: question, plan review, and tool approval or sandbox upgrade. After a DSH restart it re-attaches any still-open waits from the session log and preserves the original start time, so the clock is not lost. Failure handling is deliberately conservative: network errors and HTTP 5xx responses are retried at most twice, while 4xx responses and ServerChan business errors stop immediately to protect your push quota. The SendKey is stored locally as AES-256-GCM ciphertext and never appears in the repository, logs, or API responses. You can fine-tune the repeat interval, route traffic through an optional HTTP or HTTPS proxy, set a Harness deep-link for the phone notification, and send a one-click test push; every configuration endpoint is loopback-only.

This is built for people who let DSH run long sessions and regularly step away from the workstation, who want a reliable phone tap even when no browser is open, or whose team shares a single DSH host and needs a last-resort reminder that outlives any particular tab. A ServerChan Turbo or ServerChan 3 SendKey is all you need on the notification side; once the plugin is installed, the credential is saved in settings, and dsh web is restarted, you start getting notified on your phone.