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dsh-theme-blackhole

Fun & Dress-up Updated 2026.08.25

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install jiangwangyang/dsh-theme-blackhole

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

Run dsh plugin install jiangwangyang/dsh-theme-blackhole in the DeepSeek Harness terminal to install; the source is at https://github.com/jiangwangyang/dsh-theme-blackhole . After installation, enable it via Settings > General > Theme - Black Hole.

About this plugin

Every code tool ships with the same flat gray backdrop. dsh-theme-blackhole puts a real-time ray-traced Schwarzschild black hole behind the DeepSeek Harness Web UI. Null-geodesic light bending, the accretion disk, and the photon ring all emerge naturally from per-pixel geodesic integration in the fragment shader, not from pre-baked textures. Translucent glass panels with a 16 px backdrop blur let the black hole glow softly behind your content, while the brand accent shifts to accretion-disk amber.

Performance is treated as a first-class concern: half-resolution rendering, a 30 fps cap, reduced-motion support, and a pure-black fallback when WebGL is unavailable. The theme toggle lives in its own theme-blackhole namespace, syncs bidirectionally with the appearance setting, persists across reloads, and never flashes the default palette on boot.

Built for developers who use the dsh web interface daily and want a workspace that feels alive without sacrificing frame rate or accessibility. All that is needed is a profile with a web server; headless profiles are not supported.

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Use Cases

  • Switching to a real-time black hole background during daily dsh Web UI sessions
  • Creating an immersive deep-space visual for DeepSeek Harness demos
  • Replacing the default theme with deep-space glass panels and amber accents

Best For

  • Developers who want a visually immersive workspace
  • Theme enthusiasts who customize their dsh Web UI appearance
  • Geeks interested in relativistic astrophysics visualization