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dsh-jingling

Fun & Dress-up Updated 2026.08.27

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install Yi-111-a/dsh-jingling

Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:

Install the Jingling plugin in DeepSeek Harness from its source repository at https://github.com/Yi-111-a/dsh-jingling.

About this plugin

If you want a local AI companion that stays quiet and respectful, Jingling offers a restrained approach. She lives in your local environment and focuses on calm companionship rather than watching your screen, reading your clipboard, accessing files, or silently performing actions on your behalf. She feels more like a small desktop companion that helps you organize your thoughts than an autonomous agent trying to take over your workflow.

Jingling includes reviewable memory: she only remembers what you explicitly confirm, and you can edit or remove those memories at any time. She also supports Character Card V2 JSON imports, treating them purely as text rather than executable instructions. You can interact with her through a gentle companion panel in the DSH web interface, or optionally launch a transparent Windows desktop pet so she can appear on your desktop as a small visual companion.

This plugin is a good fit for users who enjoy desktop pets, character cards, or lightweight companionship while caring strongly about privacy and clear boundaries. Jingling separates companionship from real work: actual operations should happen in a DSH standard session, where you choose the directory and grant permission yourself. That makes her suitable for people who want a little warmth and personality without giving up control.

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Use Cases

  • Open a gentle companion panel in the DSH web interface.
  • Launch the transparent Windows desktop pet as a desktop companion.
  • Import Character Card V2 role cards as local text settings.

Best For

  • Users who want lightweight desktop companionship or a desktop pet.
  • Users who care about local-first operation, privacy, and clear safety boundaries.
  • DSH users who enjoy character cards and reviewable memory.