dsh-macos-notify

You step away from your keyboard, and when you get back you want instant clarity: did the agent just finish, did it get blocked, or is it waiting on your approval? dsh-macos-notify wires the key DeepSeek Harness events into the macOS Notification Center. Seven trigger types—turn completed, blocked, cancelled, errored, token ceiling hit, interrupted, and permission request—each fire a native banner with the sound, title, and body of your choosing.

On the settings side, the plugin claims a dedicated Notifications page in the harness panel. Every banner gets its own sound picker (fourteen system tones plus default and silent), title, and message, all configurable independently and supporting template variables like {turn}, {tool}, and {error}. Changes apply to the very next banner with no restart, and a per-entry Test button lets you audition a sound or preview wording without actually waiting for a turn to close.

Built for macOS users who run DeepSeek Harness from a terminal and want to stay in the loop without staring at the screen. The plugin only observes events; it injects nothing into the model context, adds zero tokens, and will raise a clear load-time error on non-macOS platforms rather than silently dropping notifications.