AI Agent Hub
Back to plugins
🧰

dsh-web-push-notification

Web Tools Updated 2026.09.11

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install blauerberg/dsh-web-push-notification

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

Fetch the plugin source from https://github.com/blauerberg/dsh-web-push-notification, then run dsh plugin install blauerberg/dsh-web-push-notification inside DeepSeek Harness to complete the installation.

About this plugin

When DeepSeek Harness is grinding through a task in the background, you are often left staring at a terminal, hoping it finishes or, worse, wondering whether it is waiting on an approval you missed. dsh-web-push-notification plugs the standard Web Push API into your Harness profile so your browser or a home-screen PWA can ping you the moment a task completes, stops, fails, or needs your input.

The plugin fires on four event types: task completed, task stopped or failed, approval required, and response required. Each notification can carry the full context — latest response, the open question, the approval reason — or a bare summary if you prefer to keep task details out of your lock-screen feed. Subscriptions and settings are stored per browser or installed PWA, so notifications on your workstation and your phone never step on each other.

It is built for people who run long Harness tasks and want to react the instant an approval or answer is due, especially those who work through the browser or on mobile with the profile added to the Home Screen. Setup is a short block in your profile's cordis.patch.yml — a VAPID contact and a few toggles — with no extra servers to run.

Use Cases

  • Step away from the terminal and rely on browser push to catch task completion or failure
  • A task is blocked on approval or an open question; a phone notification lets you respond immediately
  • Access Harness from desk and iPad at once, each device receiving its own independent alerts

Best For

  • Users who run long DeepSeek Harness tasks and step away from the terminal
  • Mobile users who access Harness through a browser or a Home-Screen PWA
  • Developers who must never miss an approval or response prompt and want to act instantly