dsh-message-push

When running multiple sessions in DeepSeek Harness, the most draining part is rarely crafting prompts but constantly switching back to the browser to check which task finished, which one errored out, and which is waiting for your approval. dsh-message-push makes this effortless: the moment any main session stops — whether it completed, hit an error, reached the token cap, triggered an approval request, or posed a question — a message lands on your phone via QQ, Telegram, Feishu, or WeChat, complete with a status icon, session name, a preview of the last reply, and a one-tap link back to the browser.

Its coverage goes well beyond a single done alert. Seven distinct stop scenarios each carry their own wording; approval and question requests are pushed immediately with higher priority; duplicate events within the same session collapse into one count update inside a 60-second merge window; and sub-agent sessions stay silent by default to avoid noise. The plugin also exposes service methods such as broadcast, send, and notify on the host plane, so other plugins can reuse the same channel connections and deduplication logic without managing tokens or polling on their own.

It is built for developers who kick off long-running Harness tasks in the background, step away from the screen often, and still want to know the instant something needs their attention — or anyone who already lives in a messaging platform and would like AI session status folded into the same notification stream.