DSH-minesweeper

Waiting on an Agent run in DeepSeek Harness can turn into a restless stare at a progress bar. DSH-minesweeper mounts a full classic Minesweeper board right into the framework-level overlay (shell.overlay), so those idle seconds become a 9×9 or 16×16 minefield you can drag, resize, and play without ever covering your chat. Three preset difficulties (10, 40, 99 mines) plus fully custom rows, columns, and mine counts; first click is always safe; and the flip / flag-chord / quick-flip keybindings are all re-mappable in a settings panel to mouse buttons, double-click, or keyboard keys. The real twist is a resident whale-girl helper: "Random Pick" picks a cell using a smallest-equal-group heuristic, while "Safe Cell" runs a complete constraint solver (rule propagation + backtracking enumeration) to surface a provably safe square—or honestly admits she can't prove one. She reacts to your choices with a little quip either way, whether you listened and hit a mine or ignored her and got lucky.

The plugin ships as a pure client-side bundle: all assets (including the whale-girl sprites) are inlined as 128 px WebP, so everything works offline with zero external requests. It only leans on DSH's existing timer and slots services, and its injected styles are cleaned up automatically on uninstall. Ideal for any DSH user who finds the wait between prompts unbearably long and would rather defuse a few mines than refresh their notifications page.