dsh-notifications

When you are driving runs through DeepSeek Harness Web, a finished thread, a pending question, an approval prompt, or a plan review can easily sit unnoticed in a background tab. dsh-notifications surfaces each of those moments as a desktop notification with a two-note chime—no external notification service, no audio download, no model tool required. A single click on Enable notifications unlocks it on first load, and it works even when you reach DSH through an SSH port forward such as 127.0.0.1:3084 mapped to server port 3080.

Beyond the OS banner, the plugin paints a red dot on the browser tab icon. That signal is purely front-end and does not depend on the operating-system notification permission, so it appears even when desktop notifications are disabled or the browser blocks banners. Returning to the tab, focusing the window, or interacting with the page clears the dot. Clicking a notification focuses DSH and jumps straight to the relevant thread; when several tabs share the same origin, one tab owns delivery and another takes over automatically when the first closes.

Subagent threads stay silent, initial idle history and reconnect snapshots are excluded, and edge cases such as a simultaneous stop plus a pending request are deduplicated so each run alerts exactly once. Audio requires a single user interaction after a fresh page load to satisfy the browser AudioContext policy.

Built for developers who keep a DSH tab open while working in other windows or terminals: the moment a run completes or a question appears, your desktop and ears tell you to come back—no need to keep watching the screen for progress.