dsh-plugin-notifications

When you run an agent through the DSH Web GUI, switching to another window to keep working means losing all visibility into whether the turn has finished. dsh-plugin-notifications closes that gap with a single, focused job: when any root session (subagent and automation runs are skipped) completes a turn, the host process fires a native macOS notification titled with the session name and bodyed with the latest assistant reply, auto-truncated. The alert arrives even after the GUI is closed or minimized.

Beyond the banner, an optional chime is synthesized in-process as a 16-bit PCM mono WAV at 44.1 kHz with a 20 ms linear attack and exponential decay, then played through terminal-notifier. Three tonal profiles (soft, crisp, low) use the exact same waveform parameters as the in-card Web Audio preview, so what you hear in settings is what you hear in notification and there are no asset files to ship, fully offline. The bilingual settings card renders into the Settings General slot with toggles for enabling notifications, sound, tone selection, and a preview button; all state is persisted to the notifications namespace in settings.yaml.

It is built for macOS developers who juggle a terminal, a browser, and DSH in parallel: stay in flow on your current task, and when the round ends a quiet nudge or a soft chime naturally pulls your attention back.