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dsh-web-push-notification · v0.1.1 · MIT · Giao diện web

Web Push notifications for DeepSeek Harness

Cài đặt

dsh plugin add dsh-web-push-notification

Xác nhận layer đã áp bằng dsh --profile default --dump-config — xem hướng dẫn cài plugin.

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dsh-web-push-notification

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Receive notifications when a DeepSeek Harness task completes, stops, or needs your approval or response.

Install

These examples use the web profile. Replace web with your profile name in each command and path.

Install the plugin into the profile you want to notify:

dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-web-push-notification

Add the plugin configuration to $DSH_HOME/profiles/web/cordis.patch.yml:

- id: dsh-web-push-notification
  config:
    vapidSubject: 'mailto:[email protected]'

vapidSubject is the VAPID contact URI; use either a mailto: URI or an https: URL. It is independent of the address used to open DeepSeek Harness. Subscriptions and VAPID keys are stored in $DSH_HOME/profiles/<profile>/web-push.json by default. Set storagePath in the plugin configuration only to use another location.

Start the profile:

dsh --profile web

Open the profile over HTTPS unless you access it through a local loopback address. On iOS and iPadOS, add the profile to the Home Screen before enabling Web Push.

Then open Settings → Notifications, enable Web Push, and use Send test.

Notification behavior

Each browser or installed PWA stores its notification settings separately. All event types are enabled by default:

  • Task completed
  • Task stopped or failed
  • Approval required
  • Response required

A notification can include full content or a summary:

  • Full content is the default and includes relevant context such as the latest response, question, or approval reason.
  • Summary only omits session content. Choose it when you do not want notification bodies to include detailed task information.

License

The project is licensed under MIT. See Third-Party Notices for bundled and runtime dependency notices.