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silverhand-dsh-pet

Fun & Dress-up Updated 2026.08.20

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install Qiao-NEYC/silverhand-dsh-pet

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

Run dsh plugin install Qiao-NEYC/silverhand-dsh-pet in your terminal to install; source code at https://github.com/Qiao-NEYC/silverhand-dsh-pet

About this plugin

The DeepSeek Harness Web GUI is, at its core, a tool panel: an agent runs, waits for approval, or throws an error, and you are left squinting at scrolling logs and status codes to figure out what just happened. silverhand-dsh-pet turns the bottom-right corner into a tiny stage where Silverhand, a cyberpunk mercenary with a silver cybernetic arm, breathes, nods, jumps, and sulks in response to real agent state. A quick glance at the corner tells you exactly where the session stands, so you no longer have to flip back to the terminal to confirm.\n\nEvery animation is driven by DSH host events: idle breathing, running busyness, review attention, failed sulk, approval waiting, session-start wave, and a celebratory jump when a turn completes. The character can be dragged to reposition it (it walks in the drag direction), hovered to reveal the current state name, or clicked to make it hop in place. The entire overlay is click-through by design, so it never gets in the way of the UI you are actually working with.\n\nThis plugin is for any developer who lives in the DSH Web GUI and wants a little visual feedback loop at the edge of the screen. If a row of blinking cursor icons is not enough to tell you whether the agent is churning, stalled, or waiting on you, Silverhand turns every state change into a small, watchable moment of cyberpunk life.

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Use Cases

  • Glance at the bottom-right corner to instantly tell whether the agent is running, waiting for approval, or hit an error
  • Ease the anxiety of long agent runs by watching Silverhand breathe and work through the task
  • A sulking Silverhand signals an agent error faster than scanning a wall of red log lines

Best For

  • Developers who live in the DSH Web GUI day to day
  • Developers who enjoy adding a dash of personality to their terminal and IDE setups
  • Users who prefer animated visual feedback over plain text status indicators to track agent progress