dsh-macos-skin

dsh web is a browser-based DeepSeek Harness workspace, and on macOS it often feels a notch less polished than a native desktop app. Worse, confirming whether a plugin installed correctly or whether it silently threw errors at runtime used to mean digging through scattered text files under ~/.dsh/logs/ — a fragmented and frustrating debugging loop.

dsh-macos-skin tackles both problems in one pass. Visually, it wraps dsh web in a full macOS desktop skin: a frosted-glass menu bar (File / View / Window / Help with a live clock), traffic-light window controls (red and yellow minimize to the Dock, green goes full-screen), a bottom Dock with hover-to-enlarge icons, and auto light/dark theme following the system. For debugging, it ships a built-in real-time error log panel (Cmd+L or the Dock log icon) that aggregates browser-side window.onerror, unhandled Promise rejections, console.error/warn messages, cordis client plugin load failures, plus the server-side web.log and plugin install install.log into one place. You can filter by severity level, auto-scroll, clear the buffer, or export the whole thing as a .log file; when errors fire, a red badge appears on the Dock icon and title bar.

It is built for two audiences: macOS developers who live in dsh web daily and want the experience to feel closer to a native app, and plugin authors who install or debug dsh client-side plugins frequently and need instant assurance that everything loaded and is running cleanly.