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dsh-notify-ding

Client Updated 2026.09.16

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install better-er/dsh-notify-ding

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

Run dsh plugin install better-er/dsh-notify-ding in DeepSeek Harness; the source lives at https://github.com/better-er/dsh-notify-ding — after a DSH web restart the plugin is auto-mounted with no manual configuration.

About this plugin

Running a long DSH conversation often means you drift to another tab or window. The catch: a pending question, a plan-review prompt, or a turn finishing into idle all happen silently until you come back.

dsh-notify-ding solves this with minimal footprint. Edge-detecting two transitions—a new human-answer interaction appearing (question, plan-review, approval) and a session dropping from running to idle—it fires a browser system notification each time. The sound comes from the native notification tone of Windows 11, not the plugin itself. Notifications are de-duplicated per session (only the latest stays), clickable to focus the window and jump to that session, and guarded by an 800 ms cross-tab debounce so multiple tabs never double-ring. It is a pure client-side add-on that replaces no native UI.

Built for users who juggle multiple DSH sessions, context-switch often, and want a gentle chime instead of staring at the screen. One browser notification permission grant is all the setup needed. One caveat: Windows 11 Focus in fullscreen will silence all notification tones—system-level, beyond the control of the plugin.

Use Cases

  • Chime on parallel sessions when confirmation is needed or a turn finishes
  • Reclaim attention to a pending prompt after switching away from DSH
  • Skip a desktop watcher; rely on native browser notifications only
  • Fullscreen Focus silences all tones; disable auto-Focus to keep banners

Best For

  • Users juggling multiple DSH sessions and context-switching often
  • People running long tasks who don't want to stare at the screen
  • Users who prefer lightweight browser plugins over desktop helper apps