dsh-sticky-notes

You are in the middle of a DeepSeek Harness conversation and a thought, a deadline, or a temporary credential pops into your head. Switching to a separate notes app feels like friction you do not want to pay. dsh-sticky-notes embeds a sticky-notes panel directly into the DSH composer toolbar, so a single click is all it takes to jot something down, close it, and come back later without ever leaving the workspace.

The three color labels give each note a semantic role. Red marks urgent items and automatically brings up a time picker so a reminder fires with a bell animation and a chime when the moment arrives. Blue captures everyday reminders with instant saving and zero extra steps. Yellow locks sensitive content behind its own three-digit PIN, while a warehouse-level master PIN guards the entry point, creating a two-layer privacy barrier. The popup is draggable and remembers its position across sessions, local optimistic updates make adding and editing feel instantaneous, and all data persists to a local JSON file with no external service in the loop.

It is built for anyone who works long stretches inside DSH, needs a lightweight reminder without forgetting, and wants a clean way to isolate sensitive notes. It is not trying to replace Notion or Todoist. It solves exactly one thing: this thought, right now, in this place, gets recorded before it slips away.