DeepSeek Harness Plugin

falling-ts/dsh-web-ding

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Plays a short synthesized ding in the browser tab the moment an agent finishes a turn, built entirely with the Web Audio API; no backend audio and no OS notification.

Install

# from npm (prebuilt)

dsh plugin --profile web add @falling-ts/dsh-web-ding

# from GitHub (first run asks for allowBuilds approval — follow the hint, retry)

dsh plugin --profile web add github:falling-ts/dsh-web-ding

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README

A DSH Cordis plugin that plays a "ding" in the browser the moment an agent finishes (runs to idle). The sound is synthesized entirely by front-end JavaScript (Web Audio API) — the Node/Host side never plays audio and no Windows/system notification is used.

Built by following the architecture of dsh-force-compact: a pure-listener Host half + a browser client half connected by the official settings/document-updated mirror channel.

What it does

Layer What happens
Host (index.js + src/) Listens for the agent/status idle transition (all turns done, including sub-agents, before the next human turn; a fresh idle session that never ran, and repeated idle ticks, stay silent). Publishes { phase:'done', at, sessionId, title } into the falling-ts-web-ding settings namespace — title is read here from the official sessionProjections title unit, so the browser never has to fetch it. Never emits audio, never calls the OS.
Browser (web/client.js) Mirrors the namespace live via configForms. On a strictly-newer done signal it synthesizes a short ding (three sine oscillators + exponential decay envelopes) with the Web Audio API and plays it through the tab — and, at the same moment, pops a Win11-style toast in the bottom-right corner. Clicking the toast slides in a notification drawer listing every turn-end message (kept in browser localStorage, capped at 100, deduped by signal at), with per-message delete and a clear-all button. Everything stays front-end: no backend audio, no OS notification.

Install

dsh plugin --profile web add github:falling-ts/dsh-web-ding

Requires the web app to ship the client bundle (the dsh.client declaration in package.json does that automatically).

Configuration (falling-ts-web-ding namespace, stored in the profile's cordis.patch.yml)

Two independent blocks, each with its own switch and its own tone:

Block 1 — 弹出用户选择 (question popup ding) — plays when the harness pops a user-question chooser in the browser. Detection is client-side on the DOM ([data-question-key] anchor of the QuestionComposer): the Host half sees no question frame, so this block is entirely browser-side.

Field Type Default Meaning
questionEnabled boolean true Switch for the question-popup ding.
questionVolume number 0..1 0.7 Web Audio playback gain.
questionFreq number 80..4000 880 Fundamental frequency of the ding (Hz).
questionDecayMs number 100..4000 900 Tone decay length (ms).

Block 2 — 回合结束 (turn-end ding) — the classic agent/status idle-transition tone. The Host observes agent/status; on the idle transition (all turns done, including sub-agents, before the next human turn; fresh sessions that never ran and repeated idle ticks stay silent) it publishes the done signal.

Field Type Default Meaning
turnEndEnabled boolean true Switch for the turn-end ding (Host skips publishing when off).
turnEndVolume number 0..1 0.7 Web Audio playback gain.
turnEndFreq number 80..4000 880 Fundamental frequency of the ding (Hz).
turnEndDecayMs number 100..4000 900 Tone decay length (ms).

Besides the ring, each turn end drops a bottom-right toast (Win11-style, auto-dismisses after 6 s). Click it to open the right-side notification drawer: the last 100 turn-end messages are kept in the browser's localStorage (key falling-ts-web-ding.notify.v1), each row can be deleted individually, and a "全部删除" button clears them all. The message log is front-end only — the Host never reads or writes it.

You can also adjust both blocks from the 设置 → 提示音配置 panel, each with its own switch and its own "试听" (preview) button.

Browser autoplay policy

Browsers block audio until a user gesture. The client warms the AudioContext on the first pointer/key interaction (and on the preview button), so: interact with the page once (or press 试听) and you will hear the ding at every agent turn end. An audio context in a background tab may be suspended by the browser itself — keep the tab visible to hear the tone.

Development

# mount as a dev overlay (plain JS, no build step)
dsh web --patch $(pwd)/cordis.patch.yml   # if supported by your CLI
# or install from a local path
dsh plugin --profile web add /path/to/dsh-web-ding

See AGENTS.md for the plugin's own rules (pure Host listener, no backend audio, no OS notification, only sanctioned settings-mirror channel to the browser).

Screenshots

Settings page: the **提示音配置** section, two blocks each with its own switch and tone

Settings page: the 提示音配置 section — "弹出用户选择" and "回合结束" blocks, each with its own switch, volume, frequency and decay length, all live-editable without a restart, each with a 试听 (preview) button to warm the browser AudioContext.


License

MIT

Content from the project README on GitHub ↗

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