dsh-task-completion-beep: Play a Browser Notification Sound When a Task Ends
The DSH Web plugin uses the Web Audio API to play five short notification tones when a task's status changes from running to idle, providing clear auditory feedback. It has no external dependencies, is released under the MIT license, and does not access the network or read/write user data. After installation, users can hear the notification sound when a task finishes; if it does not play, they must first interact with the page once to bypass browser autoplay restrictions.
Read Moredsh-reminder: Task Completion Alert Sound Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
The dsh-reminder plugin adds a real-time auditory feedback mechanism to DeepSeek Harness (DSH), resolving the lack of feedback for agent tasks. It reports task lifecycle events via sounds and desktop notifications (supporting Windows, macOS, Linux, and WSL), with a three-level audio fallback mechanism. After installation, users can configure sound packs, volume, and mute windows in the Web interface, taking effect in real time. By default, sounds play only when a task completes or terminates abnormally, and permission and dependency checks are supported.
Read Moreruazero/dsh-task-chime: Task Chime Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
`ruazero/dsh-task-chime` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin that plays audio through the host operating system process, ensuring users remain aware of task status (completed or awaiting input) when an agent runs in the background or the window is minimized. It provides 13 sound effects, four-level intensity control, an automatic escalation mechanism, and on-demand trigger tools. It supports both configuration package (permanent) and dynamic plugin (temporary) modes, effectively addressing the lack of auditory feedback during background operation.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-chime Task Chime
The DeepSeek Harness plugin `dsh-chime` adopts a plugin-based architecture to replicate OpenCode’s chime and provide task feedback during agent development. It embeds its sound resources, requires no external dependencies, and supports completion, question, and error sounds. The plugin listens to `agent/status` and `tools/execute` events, with Host-level monitoring of all session states. It takes effect automatically after installation and requires no configuration. Users can inspect the queue or preview sounds through the `/chime/debug` endpoint. The plugin is maintained under the MIT License, and its source code is available on GitHub.
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