dsh-foxbell-pet

Running several projects in DeepSeek Harness simultaneously scatters your attention across terminal logs and browser tabs. Is this one running, waiting for approval, or just crashed? dsh-foxbell-pet collapses all of that into a single draggable fox companion in the bottom-right corner of the DSH web UI: status cards float above its head, color-coded in red, yellow, green, and deep red so you can read the state of every active project at a glance, and one click on a card jumps straight into that session.

The plugin delivers four core capabilities. Status awareness: each card maps a project to the MAM color semantics, with a deep-red-plus-warning glyph that unambiguously separates errors from pending approvals; clicking a green card confirms and dismisses it. Voice cues: dedicated audio groups fire on completion, approval-pending, and error events, rate-limited to ten seconds with subtitles synced to clip duration, while the running state stays silent. Tactile dragging: release and the pet falls under gravity, carries throw inertia, and squashes on landing with a bounce, so even a quick idle moment feels responsive. External pet system: import sprites and voices from a local folder, a zip archive, a Codex pet directory, or the Petdex online repository through a guided wizard, then hot-swap between the built-in fox and any imported pet with one click in the right-hand menu.

It is built for DSH users who juggle multiple long-running sessions, prefer a glanceable visual signal over scanning log lines, and enjoy a small animated companion on their desktop. The included Foxbell fox works out of the box; additional pets can be imported and switched without any local build step.