Introduction

DeepSeek Harness (DSH) uses a plugin-based architecture that allows users to extend the capabilities of the Web interface. Web interfaces often lack visual feedback; the dsh-meme-deep-dive plugin adds custom GIF memes to user interactions and enhances the interactive experience.

Plugin Overview

This is a DSH plugin that provides customizable GIF meme interactions for DeepSeek Harness Web. The author is Hacken, and the license is MIT.

Core Features

  • Configuration and Management: Switch memes and modify working text on the settings page.
  • Preview and Display: Use static PNG previews on the settings page, while actual interactions use GIFs.
  • Data Persistence: Settings are saved in the browser’s localStorage.
  • Asset Handling: Assets are embedded into the client build output, so local files are not requested at runtime.
  • State Detection: Detects the deep thinking state and displays interactive elements in specific views.

Installation and Enablement

Install the plugin using the official command:

dsh plugin --profile web add github:HackenLeung/dsh-meme-deep-dive

After installation, open DSH Web and go to Settings -> Plugins -> Plugin Configuration to find the Deep dive meme card.

Typical Usage

Go to the plugin configuration page, select a meme, and modify the working text. When you send a message or DSH displays the Deep diving... status, the meme appears near the send button or to the left of the status text.

Development and Notes

  • Environment Requirements: Node.js 20 or higher is required.
  • Local Development: A local DSH environment is required.
  • Structure Dependencies: The plugin depends on specific Web page structures (role="status" and classes containing _turnStatus). If the Web page structure of DSH changes, the plugin may need to be updated accordingly.
  • Build Process: After modifying assets, run npm run build and restart DSH.

Conclusion

This plugin adds customizable interactive capabilities to the DSH Web interface. You can view the source code for more details on GitHub.