dsh-qq-skin

If you spend long stretches in the DeepSeek Harness (dsh) web client and wish the UI carried a bit more of that familiar chat-app personality, dsh-qq-skin is built for exactly that. It re-skins the entire interface in the QQ NT visual language: the brand color unifies to sky blue #12B7F5, user bubbles turn light blue #A8E3FF with a small triangular tail, assistant messages get the classic penguin avatar disc, the input bar shrinks into a capsule, and the chat flow centers and narrows — instantly recognizable as QQ.

Under the hood the skin works in two reversible layers. A semantic token override stack rewrites brand, bubble, sidebar, scrollbar, and status colors via a single set of --dsw-* CSS variables, each carrying a light and a dark value so the skin follows your active base palette instead of fighting it. A global layout injection handles bubble radius and tail geometry, the avatar disc, the capsule input, a slim header divider, QQ-styled timestamps, and scrollbars. Five palette variants — Classic Blue, Vivid Purple, Clean White, Green Bubble, Deep Black — share the same neutral blue-gray skeleton and differ only in personality accents. Every toggle (palette, bubble tail, assistant avatar, chat width) lives in a settings row with hot reload: changes re-apply both layers instantly without restarting the plugin. On unload, effect cleanup strips the tokens and the injected style, restoring the product default in one step.

It is aimed at dsh users who want long conversation windows to feel more like a chat app they actually recognize — no theme swap, no config-file juggling, no restart. Install it, and the QQ blue and the penguin are there waiting; uninstall it, and everything is back to how it was.