DSH-Hiyuki-Frost-Sakura

DSH Web is built for throughput, and the default interface tends to be uniform. DSH-Hiyuki-Frost-Sakura gives Wuthering Waves fans—especially Hiyuki enthusiasts—a full visual makeover of the workspace: frost-sakura glassmorphism, dual-form idle and battle backgrounds, and two short transition animations (frost-mist sweep on entry, sparse-sakura drift on exit). It does not alter DSH layout, does not proxy or intercept any session calls, does not read conversation text, does not send telemetry, and does not write to session files. All background assets ship inside the package; no network requests are made at runtime.

The experience centres on two locally loaded WebP backgrounds. Regular chat, thinking traces, and text-only output stay in the calm idle state. The moment the currently visible Agent first invokes a tool, the interface shifts into the battle state with a roughly 0.9-second cold-blue frost sweep. When the task completes, is cancelled, or fails, a 1.15-second sparse-sakura drift plays once. Each animation fires only on transition—there are no persistent loops. Three visual-intensity presets (Soft / Standard / Immersive), an independently adjustable input-bar transparency slider (0% to 90%), and full light/dark theme support keep code blocks, menus, and popovers legible. The plugin respects the OS-level prefers-reduced-motion preference and also offers a local toggle to disable animations. It coexists cleanly with dsh-session-manage, wrapping or replacing no session-management controls.

Ideal for DSH Web users who want a character-driven workspace atmosphere with zero functional side-effects. If you appreciate Hiyuki's aesthetic, value a clean install-and-forget skin, and want a simple uninstall that restores the stock interface right away, this is a lightweight, safe fit.