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dsh-client-deep-sneak

Fun & Dress-up Updated 2026.08.25

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install Rain-Shuoyu/dsh-client-deep-sneak

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

Run dsh plugin install Rain-Shuoyu/dsh-client-deep-sneak in the DeepSeek Harness terminal to install; source code is available at https://github.com/Rain-Shuoyu/dsh-client-deep-sneak

About this plugin

Staring at a terminal while your agent chews through a multi-step task is the most productive form of boredom—and the most wasteful one. DeepSneak drops a compact Bilibili player into the bottom-right corner of your DSH session, so you can scroll the homepage recommendations, hit play, and let rolling danmaku carry you away. The second your agent needs you, the video pauses behind a soft overlay with a clear prompt; when you tap back to the video, it resumes from the exact frame where it stopped, with zero progress lost.

Beyond that core loop, the panel includes synchronized scrolling danmaku, a comment thread with load-more, a horizontal related-videos strip for quick switching, keyword search with pagination, a one-tap light/dark theme toggle, and a slacking-stats dashboard that tracks your daily, weekly, and cumulative watch time. Every preference—theme, danmaku on/off, comment visibility, the 50-entry watch history—is stored in your browser’s localStorage. Nothing is uploaded; the only network calls go to Bilibili’s public, login-free APIs.

This plugin is for anyone who runs long DSH sessions and refuses to just watch a spinner. Code generation, multi-turn conversations, batch tasks: those "submit and wait" gaps are perfectly sized for a few short episodes. No build step, no login, no configuration—install it, refresh the page, and the little window is already waiting in the corner.

Use Cases

  • Surfing Bilibili short videos while a long agent task is running
  • Video auto-pauses when the agent needs you, then resumes from the exact frame
  • Glancing at today's slack-time stats before you clock off

Best For

  • DSH users who run long tasks and hate staring at a spinner
  • Developers who love Bilibili but don't want another browser tab
  • Anyone who wants to quantify daily downtime and set a small personal goal