System-level desktop notifications for DeepSeek Harness: turn-completion / workflow-end banners and a modal approval alert (macOS osascript, Linux notify-send)
Pending human review — the facts below come from the source repository.
System-level desktop notifications for DeepSeek Harness: turn-completion / workflow-end banners and a modal approval alert (macOS osascript, Linux notify-send)
Users who want this capability in DSH; check the source and docs before installing.
dsh plugin --profile web add github:zhengjy01/dsh-notify No supported platforms were declared.
turn/end completed, non-subagent session) | System banner "Session name · Task finished" | On | | Main session task failed (turn/end reason=error) | Modal popup "Session name · Task failed" + sound | On | | Main session task interrupted (turn/end reason=aborted / max-tokens / blocked) | System banner "Session name · Task interrupted" | On | | Single tool call failed (tools/result isError) | System banner "Session name · Tool failed" | On | | Goal completed (goal/changed phase=complete) | System banner "Session name · Goal completed" | On | | Goal blocked (goal/changed phase=blocked) | Modal popup "Session name · Goal blocked" | On | | Workflow run finished (tool-workflow/run-end) | System banner "Session name · Workflow finished" | On | | Manual approval needed: tool permission request (approval/asked) | Modal popup "Session name · Approval needed" + sound | On | | Permission request auto-rejected (policy is never) | System banner "Session name · Permission request (auto-rejected)" | On (follows the item above) | | Subagent (background subtask) turn ended (turn/end, subagent session) | System banner "Session name · Subtask finished" | Off | Notes: - Titles carry the session name: every popup title uses the corresponding session's name (taken from the session's session/title event), truncated automatically when too long (18 characters + …); when there is no title, it falls back to the first 8 characters of the session ID. - Tool-failure throttling: within the same session, two tool-failure notifications are separated by at least 60 seconds by default (toolErrorCooldownMs); you can also use toolErrorAllowlist to only notify for critical tools (e.g. ["bash", "ssh_exec"]). - Severity levels: real failures (errors), blocked goals, and manual approval requests → modal popup (must be clicked to dismiss) with a sound; completions, interruptions, auto-rejections, etc. → notification-center banner (non-intrusive). - macOS: modals use osascript display alert ... as critical, banners use display notification; Linux: unified notify-send, with -u critical (urgent level, stays until clicked) for modal scenarios; other platforms: logs only. - When the approval policy is ask, an approval request pops a modal dialog reminding you to approve it in the DSH UI; when the policy is never, requests are auto-rejected and only a banner tells you it was auto-rejected, without popping a modal to disturb you. - Popups run detached from the process and do not block the DSH server. ## Installation Standard DSH plugin package installation (any one of the following); after installing, restart dsh web for it to take effect: bash # Local development (link mode, pointing at this repository path) dsh plugin --profile web add link:/Users/zhengjunyao/Documents/DSH-test/dsh-notify # After publishing to GitHub (the repository must have the dsh-plugin topic) dsh plugin --profile web add github:<your-account>/dsh-notify Alternative: the repository ships with scripts/install.mjs (copies the package to ~/.dsh/profiles/node_modules/dsh-notify), but the standard method above is recommended. ## Configuration The plugin's cordis.patch.yml provides default configuration; after installing, you can override it at the profile's patch layer (e.g. ~/.dsh/profiles/web/cordis.patch.yml): yaml - patch: - id: notify config: notifyTurnEnd: true # main session task finished banner notifyTurnError: true # main session task failed: error→modal popup, aborted/over-limit/blocked→banner notifySubagentEnd: false # subtask finished banner (off by default to avoid noise) notifyWorkflowEnd: true # workflow finished banner notifyApproval: true # approval-needed popup / auto-rejected banner notifyToolError: true # single tool call failed banner (per-session cooldown + optional allowlist against noise) toolErrorAllowlist: [] # only notify for these tool names, empty = all (e.g. ["bash", "ssh_exec"]) toolErrorCooldownMs: 60000 # minimum interval between two tool-failure notifications in the same session (ms) notifyGoalComplete: true # goal completed banner notifyGoalBlocked: true # goal blocked modal popup sound: true # play a sound on popup After changing the configuration, restart dsh web as well. ## Manual verification You can verify that popups work without restarting: bash osascript -e 'display notification "测试" with title "DSH" sound name "Glass"' osascript -e 'display alert "DSH" message "测试" as critical' ## Publishing to the community 1. Push this repository to your GitHub (remember to change the repository.url in package.json to the actual address). 2. Add the dsh-plugin topic in the repository settings → Topics, so DSH users around the world can find it and install it with one command. 3. (Optional) Register it in community marketplaces/lists, e.g. dsh-market, awesome-dsh-plugin. 4. (Optional) The official plugin scaffolding is still under discussion; you can leave feedback at deepseek-ai/deepseek-harness Discussion #1629 to help push forward an official publishing channel.Not by stars — picked by hand, one at a time.
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