dsh-skin-Tlipoca

AI workbenches tend to feel sterile—a flat exchange of prompts and code with no narrative warmth. dsh-skin-Tlipoca transforms your DeepSeek Harness workspace into the gothic arcane workshop of Tlipoca, the apprentice reaper from Yog-Sothoth's Yard, turning every query, reasoning step, and tool call into a panel from an immersive visual novel.

The experience hinges on seven high-resolution character expressions—drowsy daily, pleased and satisfied, blushing and cute, startled, puzzled, forlorn, and coldly efficient—that swap automatically as the front-end silently parses emotion cues from the AI's context. Tool-chain invocations each trigger bespoke micro-animations: file read/edit/write shows a focused-thinking glow, terminal execution conjures the scythe-slash bug-kill effect, and web search sends Tlipoca scouting the shadow realm. The interface pairs deep-violet and gilded classical chrome with a streaming typewriter cursor and serif typography (Cinzel, ZCOOL XiaoWei, Noto Serif SC) for a genuine Japanese AVG reading feel. Three painted backdrops (Grand Hall, Moonlit Yard, Candlelit Bedroom) are included out of the box, with one-click local wallpaper upload persisted in browser storage. A perspective-attenuated task stack on the upper left expands into a frosted-glass modal for full, untruncated command and file-path review, while the upper-right drawer opens a classic GAL-style scrolling history of every exchange.

Built on vanilla React 18 and the Cordis dynamic-plugin spec, every sprite and scene is inlined as a Data-URL or served from local cache—zero external dependencies, no static asset server required, ready to use the moment you enable it. Whether you are a fan of Yog-Sothoth's Yard, a visual-novel and gothic-aesthetics enthusiast, or simply want a little more「hmm… sleepy」levity in your daily AI coding sessions, click the new Little Reaper tab in the view bar and settle into your workshop.