dsh-mini-games

A single complex inference in the DeepSeek Harness Web UI can easily take tens of seconds or longer, and staring at a blinking cursor for that stretch of time is rarely inspiring. dsh-mini-games slots three classic games-Number Guessing, 2048, and Minesweeper-directly into the right-hand details panel so you can tab over and squeeze in a quick round between model replies, without opening a new browser tab or abandoning your current conversation.

The three games are fully independent and switchable via tabs, with each one's state preserved across switches: 2048 accepts arrow keys and on-screen virtual buttons, Minesweeper adds right-click flagging, first-click safety, and a live timer, and Number Guessing stays faithful to the classic binary-search loop. Every surface is painted with DSH alias design tokens, so light and dark themes are picked up automatically, and high scores persist in localStorage across sessions. Because the native details panel cannot be re-opened with the mouse once collapsed, the plugin places a persistent floating button in the shell overlay slot-click it to toggle the panel open or shut without digging through menus.

If you run the DeepSeek Harness Web profile (0.1.0-rc.6 or later), your conversations tend to involve slower, longer outputs, or you simply want a little entertainment parked in the right-hand column, this zero-backend, pure-frontend plugin fills the gap neatly.