dsh-session-notice

Kick off a multi-turn reasoning run or a long code-generation task, step away from the screen, and you are left guessing: did it finish cleanly, or did it blow up halfway? dsh-session-notice turns the turn-end signal into a phone-banner push. Whether you are in a meeting, on a walk, or grabbing lunch, a Bark notification arrives the moment the session stops, so you learn the outcome immediately.

The push content follows two paths. On a clean finish the plugin extracts a first-paragraph-plus-last-paragraph summary (default around 200 characters, configurable from 40 to 1000), skips code blocks, and handles emoji safely by code point — sized to fit roughly four lines on an iOS banner. On an abnormal stop (error, abort, token limit, or blockage) the full error text is pushed verbatim with no summarization, so you can pinpoint the fault at a glance. Every session carries its own independent toggle: tap the bell icon in the session header to flip the state. The setting is persisted and survives service restarts.

Built for DSH users who regularly run long sessions and need to step away, especially on iOS or Android where Bark (official or self-hosted) is already in place. Setup is a single settings card: enter the server URL and device key, run the three-step connectivity test (ping, push, register), and you are ready. The key lives only on the host side, the UI echoes just the last four characters, and nothing leaks into the browser or the logs.