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dsh-unread-dot

Client Updated 2026.08.25

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install Bing-Bryan/dsh-unread-dot

Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:

In DeepSeek Harness, you can install this plugin by running `dsh plugin install Bing-Bryan/dsh-unread-dot`. The full source repository is at https://github.com/Bing-Bryan/dsh-unread-dot.

About this plugin

When running long sessions in DeepSeek Harness (DSH), you might need to switch away or minimize the window, but worry about missing important updates or results. The dsh-unread-dot plugin addresses this exact pain point. It uses unread dots (numeric or activity dots) on the macOS Dock icon and a crisp bubble notification sound to alert you when a session completes or needs your attention, allowing you to stay informed without constantly checking back. When you return to the app, notifications clear automatically for a clean interface.

The plugin's core functionality is built entirely on Chrome's Badging API, requiring no extra system permissions or complex setup. It smartly uses different dot styles: an activity dot (without a number) indicates a session is running, while a numeric badge signals unread results or pending events. Paired with a built-in bubble sound effect, it provides light yet effective reminders during minimized periods. All states are managed intelligently to avoid repetitive notifications that could disrupt your workflow.

dsh-unread-dot is ideal for users who frequently run DSH sessions in the background, such as developers, researchers, or anyone needing to track AI interaction progress in real time. If you're accustomed to installing DSH Web as a PWA on macOS and value efficiency, this plugin seamlessly enhances the app's utility in a minimalist way, helping you focus more on your core tasks.

Use Cases

  • Monitor session progress while minimized
  • Receive completion notifications during multitasking
  • Avoid switching apps frequently to check status

Best For

  • Developers running sessions in the background
  • Power users prioritizing productivity
  • DSH users on macOS using PWA