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dsh-client-ui-sound-effects

v0.1.0

Published

Dog-bark sound effects for the assistant reasoning flow in the dsh Web client

Downloads

159

Readme

dsh-client-ui-sound-effects

Browser-only Web plugin that plays dog-bark audio while the assistant reasons:

  • 大狗 plays repeatedly while a reasoning block streams; the repeat interval shrinks as reasoning deepens (cumulative reasoning text length).
  • plays once when reasoning completes (the first text/tool content, or the step's final assistant message for a reasoning-only step).

Audio is inlined into the client bundle as base64 data URLs (see assets/README.md), decoded and played through the Web Audio API.

How it works

The browser half registers a sound-effects ConversationNodeDefinition that projects one assistant step's assistant/chunk stream (reasoning deltas and the reasoning→content transition) into a headless Chat node. The node's keyed conversation.chat.node renderer returns null (the owning .flowItem collapses via :empty), playing the bark loop and closing howl from React effects. Composing the plugin out of cordis.yml removes the audio entirely.