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dsh-kun-pet

Fun & Dress-up Updated 2026.08.25

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install Practice019/dsh-kun-pet

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

Run dsh plugin install Practice019/dsh-kun-pet in DeepSeek Harness to install this plugin; the source is available at https://github.com/Practice019/dsh-kun-pet, and the pet will appear in the web UI corner after restarting DSH.

About this plugin

When running tasks in DeepSeek Harness, the interface is often just a stream of scrolling text, and it is hard to tell whether the Agent is thinking, executing tools, or stuck. dsh-kun-pet drops a pixel-art chick into the bottom-right corner of the web UI and maps every Agent state—idle, working, reviewing, waiting, failed, celebrating—to its own animation and a speech-bubble line, so you can glance and know exactly where things stand without squinting at logs.

Beyond status visualization, the little chick responds to your actions: drag it anywhere on screen, or click it to get a friendly wave. The moment a task completes, the host-side PowerShell plays a short voice clip, and in multi-window sessions each window triggers its own playback independently. A question-tool call also fires an immediate audio cue without duplicating the completion sound.

If you already rely on DSH and wish the interface felt less like a silent terminal, or if you simply enjoy pixel-art desktop pets and want a splash of personality during long coding sessions, this plug-and-play plugin is a light, zero-config way to bring some charm to your workflow.

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Use Cases

  • Glance at the Agent current state—thinking, working, or waiting—without reading logs
  • Track parallel windows at a glance via distinct animation states
  • Get an audio cue when a task finishes instead of watching the screen the whole time

Best For

  • Developers who run DSH tasks day to day
  • Fans of pixel-art desk pets and playful UI touches
  • Teams juggling parallel windows who need a quick state readout