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dsh-theme-customizer

Fun & Dress-up Updated 2026.08.25

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install lxxz1918/dsh-theme-customizer

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

Run dsh plugin install lxxz1918/dsh-theme-customizer in the DeepSeek Harness terminal; the plugin source lives at https://github.com/lxxz1918/dsh-theme-customizer . After installation, restart dsh web and open Settings → Theme to start customizing.

About this plugin

The DeepSeek Harness web UI is feature-rich but visually minimal out of the box. dsh-theme-customizer turns every pixel into a canvas: seven distinct zones (main view, sidebar, dialog area, input area, settings panel, floating panel, and Cordis panel) each accept an independent background (solid color or image with crop region), base color, and opacity. Border and divider colors, five text-color categories, the top-left logo tint, welcome-page elements, code-block and scrollbar styling, input-box height (1-10 lines), the new-session button appearance, and even the collapsible task bar are all exposed as visual controls. Every change renders instantly, auto-saves to localStorage, and survives page refreshes and full DSH restarts.

Four AI-generated wallpaper themes (Aurora Night, Dusk Clouds, Cyber Dusk, Cherry Blossom) ship with the plugin, each available in two layout modes (sidebar included or excluded) and paired with ready-to-import .tczp preset files that restore the full look including images in one click. You can also export your own combination as a .tczp file and share it with a teammate; they import once and get your exact wallpaper, palette, and layout without touching a single setting. The preset panel supports naming, reordering, deletion, and keeps up to ten presets at a time, so you never need to re-tune colors on a new machine.

It is built for DSH users who want a workspace that reflects their taste, developers who need a consistent visual identity across multiple machines, and anyone who wants to package a carefully tuned theme and hand it off to a colleague with a single file.

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Use Cases

  • Replace the default DSH look with a custom wallpaper and color palette you designed
  • Export a fully tuned theme as a .tczp file so a teammate can import it with one click
  • Restore your previous visual setup on a new machine or after a DSH update

Best For

  • Everyday DSH users who want a workspace that reflects their personal taste
  • Developers who need a consistent visual identity across multiple machines
  • Anyone who wants to package a carefully tuned theme and hand it to a colleague as a single file