dsh-mobile-push-notify

You kick off a long dsh task, step away for a quick break, and come back to find the CI fix finished an hour ago—or worse, it stalled and you had no idea. dsh-mobile-push-notify exists for that exact moment: the instant a task completes, your desktop lights up with a native system notification and your phone buzzes on the lock screen, so babysitting the terminal or maintaining a second remote-UI stack simply stops being necessary.

Out of the box the plugin requires zero manual configuration. On the desktop it fires native alerts—macOS Notification Center, Windows Toast, or Linux notify-send—complete with a chime and a timing summary. On the phone, a single QR scan pairs your device; the official dsh web UI opens as a PWA, and finished tasks arrive as VAPID + aes128gcm-encrypted Web Push messages on iPhone or Android, tapping straight back into dsh to view the result. Need to reach it from outside your LAN? One click spawns a Cloudflare quick tunnel; cloudflared downloads itself automatically, and no domain or account is required.

If what you want is simply a heads-up when the task is done and a way to glance at the result, rather than a full remote mirror you can drive from anywhere, this plugin is lighter than the dsh-pocket or dsh-remote-web-ui family. It reuses the official dsh web interface instead of shipping a second UI. Event semantics are kept tight: goal-mode sessions notify only once when phase hits complete, sub-agent sessions are skipped by default, successful phone pushes ride a 3-second debounce while errors always break through. The gateway reverse-proxies to 127.0.0.1, pairing tokens expire in ten minutes, and devices can be revoked individually. It is built for dsh users who run long tasks, step away from their desk, and prefer not to babysit an extra remote panel.