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moyu_games

Fun & Dress-up Updated 2026.08.25

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install pwping/moyu_games

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

Run dsh plugin install pwping/moyu_games in your DeepSeek Harness terminal, or clone the repository from https://github.com/pwping/moyu_games and build it locally with npm run build.

About this plugin

Waiting for a DSH agent to finish a multi-step task means staring at logs for minutes on end. The moyu_games plugin drops a small WeChat-green window into the bottom-right corner of your screen, serving five classic mini-games: sliding puzzle, Sudoku, Snake, Schulte grid, and number memory. The outer overlay is fully transparent and click-through, so your task log stays visible and operable at all times; only the window itself captures input.

The window defaults to 80% of the screen at the bottom-right. Grab the title bar to drag it anywhere, and it stays put until you close it (next open returns to the default spot). Switch between auto and manual popup mode in settings: auto pops the window at every turn or step start, while manual hides it behind the sidebar footer button until you click. All toggles and default board sizes live in the DSH settings page, and once you close the window manually, it will not re-pop for the rest of that task.

Each game has its own difficulty knobs. Sliding puzzle and Schulte grid scale from 3x3 up to 10x10; Sudoku supports notes, undo, and hints; Snake renders a 30x30 canvas grid; number memory uses a 6x6 grid with sequential recall. Everything shares the WeChat-green palette with dark tiles and highlighted selections, easy on the eyes during long waits. The plugin registers only UI slots and a read-only SSE stream; it writes no files and exposes no mutation endpoints. Zero external dependencies beyond the official DSH SDK, ready to use after install.

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Use Cases

  • Killing waiting time between agent turns with a quick round of sliding puzzle
  • Solving Sudoku while monitoring task logs in the background
  • Giving a DSH workflow demo with a surprise mini-game in the corner

Best For

  • Individual developers running multi-step tasks in DeepSeek Harness
  • Geeks who turn waiting time into quick game sessions
  • Users looking for a zero-config, lightweight DSH plugin