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Native browser notifications for DeepSeek Harness (DSH). The plugin observes the existing DSH session-list feed and notifies for:
- conversation and subtask completion
- approval requests
- questions awaiting an answer
- plans awaiting review
- completed, failed, or killed background jobs
It remains event-driven while the page is hidden; there is no visibility-gated polling. Clicking a notification focuses the browser and opens the matching session.
The first job list for each session establishes a baseline, so opening or reconnecting a session does not replay old job completions. Later terminal transitions, including jobs that finish between snapshots, still notify.
dsh plugin --profile web add github:Unintendedz/dsh-attention-notify#v0.1.4Restart dsh web, refresh the page, then open Settings → General → Task notifications and choose Enable notifications. A successful permission grant sends one test notification. Already-enabled browsers show a Send test notification action. Dismissed or blocked permission requests leave visible site-settings guidance in the same row.
The notification control lives in Settings and no longer occupies the sidebar footer. Existing browser permission is preserved; notifications continue while Settings is closed. To turn off browser notifications, change the permission in your browser's site settings.
dsh plugin --profile web remove dsh-attention-notifyRestart DSH Web after removing the plugin.
- Zero runtime dependencies. No server, shell execution, external requests, or telemetry.
- Notification text contains the DSH session title or background-job label and may be visible in lock-screen previews.
- The DSH page must remain open. A browser or operating system that suspends or discards the page also suspends a page-only plugin.
- The control uses DSH's native General settings layout. Very narrow windows currently inherit its fixed two-column layout.
npm install
npm testnpm test builds the browser bundle before running the built-in Node test runner.
MIT