dsh-notify

When running DeepSeek Harness sessions, it is easy to miss the moment a task silently finishes, fails, or waits on your approval. dsh-notify drops a lightweight card into the top-right corner of the current page, colour-coded for completion, failure, approval, and questions, so you can pick up on status changes without switching windows or enabling OS-level notifications.

The core experience revolves around three things. A collapsible stack keeps the newest card fully visible on top while older cards tuck neatly beneath it; hover or keyboard focus expands the pile. Clicking any card jumps straight to its originating session and turn, and the left-hand session tree auto-locates the row even across workspaces. Approval and question cards render the same answer options as the composer inline, blue for ordinary questions and amber for execution approvals, so you can respond without a second round-trip. A one-shot WebAudio cue fires when a card enters the visible queue, and a temporary bell prefix on the favicon flags any unread notifications in a background tab.

Every notification lives only in the in-memory queue of the open page; a refresh clears it, nothing is written to disk, and no service worker, web-push channel, or OS permission is required. Completion is tied strictly to the native DSH Agent idle transition, so intermediate rounds or queued replies never produce a false done card, and each task yields exactly one green finish card. It suits anyone juggling long-running background tasks, running multiple concurrent sessions, or simply wanting fewer window switches without resorting to system notifications.