dsh-turn-reminder

中文说明

User-attention notifications for DeepSeek Harness (dsh) web. Whenever a session blocks waiting for you, this plugin reminds you: an in-page toast while the page is visible, an OS-level browser notification while the page is hidden (click it to jump back; falls back to the toast when the system channel is unavailable).

What it watches

Notification bodies carry detail: approvals show the tool name plus the asker's reason, questions show the first question's text, plan reviews show the plan's first markdown heading (all clipped at 60 chars). Counters are per session, so multiple tabs each remind only about their own session.

Usage

A 🔔 control sits at the right end of the composer tool row. Click it once to grant the browser Notification permission (browsers require a user gesture; the permission persists per origin). The in-page toast dismisses itself after 8 seconds, or on click.

Build & install

npm install
npm run build          # tsc (host half) + tsdown (client closure-factory bundle)
npm pack               # produces dsh-turn-reminder-0.1.0.tgz
dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-turn-reminder-0.1.0.tgz

Then restart dsh web — bundle plugin rows load at boot. After that it serves every session automatically.

How it works

• Host half (bundle layer): listens to agent/status / approval/request / tools/pre-execute (ask_user_question and exit_plan_mode) across all agents, keeps per-session counters per channel, and exposes them through a Typert Remote service turnReminder/poll (agent-scoped; the wire argument agentId is the session id).
• Client half: registered into the session-scoped conversation.input.right slot, whose standard props carry sessionId — that is how the page knows which session to poll. Polls every 1.5 s; on a counter increment, fires the toast or a system Notification (per-channel tags so different kinds don't replace each other).
• Both waterfall listeners are pass-through (return next()); they observe, never decide.

Notes

• Counters only cover events after the plugin loaded; they reset on process restart, and the first poll only records a baseline (no catch-up reminders for history).
• Tested against dsh 0.1.0-rc.6. Reinstalling from a local tarball needs a version bump (pnpm dedupes same name+version and keeps the old build).

License

MIT