dsh-turn-chime

You hand a long task to an agent, then leave the tab for other work. dsh-turn-chime turns that silent wait into a short chime: the moment a DSH agent finishes a turn, a tone plays in your browser, so you know the task is done without having to keep refreshing.

The plugin is deliberately minimal. It detects turn completion through the official DSH slot rendering lifecycle (the slot only renders after a turn closes), then plays a sound. A script-synthesized two-tone bell ships out of the box, and the settings page lets you upload your own MP3 (up to 8 MB), adjust volume, or silence the feature entirely. Three safeguards - a freshness window, a page-stability grace period, and per-turn deduplication - make sure scrolling history, switching sessions, or repeated re-renders never cause repeated interruptions. It reads no credentials, makes no external network calls, and touches no kernel internals beyond public slots.

Built for developers who routinely queue long-running jobs - batch processing, code generation, research - and want a passive audio cue to pull their attention back at the right moment, instead of the mental overhead of periodic tab-checks.