dsh-side-notify

dsh-side-notify is a companion plugin for dsh-sidechat that removes a recurring friction point: you have finished drafting a conclusion, instruction, or snippet in the side chat, but still need to copy, paste, and manually send it before the main agent even sees it. With this plugin, a single type-and-send action delivers the text straight into the main session as an ordinary user message, and the main agent picks it up on its very next turn. No clipboard, no extra clicks, no lost context.

The interaction lives in a small floating pill that appears just left of the side-chat panel. Type a message, hit Enter (or Cmd/Ctrl+Enter), and the text is queued via agent.followup. Two global slash commands, /notify and /to-main, are also registered for any host UI that executes commands against the side-chat agent. A colour-coded dot on the pill turns orange while the main agent is busy, and a short notice after each push tells you whether the message is waiting for the current turn to finish. All labels follow the DSH language setting, switching between zh and en automatically.

It is built for developers who already use dsh-sidechat as part of their daily workflow and frequently need to relay instructions from the side panel back to the main agent mid-task without losing their train of thought. One message, one queued turn, zero manual handoff.