dsh-ui-enhancer

DeepSeek Harness does a great job powering your AI workflows in the browser, but its interface still feels more like a power tool than a desktop app. dsh-ui-enhancer layers a full suite of desktop-grade polish on top of the official UI without touching the underlying session or slot contracts. The wallpaper engine accepts local images or URLs and offers blur, mask, opacity, and brightness-adaptive text and border colors. The right-hand workspace brings a resizable file tree, Git change views, and previews for Markdown, code, diffs, CSV, PDF, images, HTML, and URLs. typing @ in the input box searches the current workspace and inserts a structured file reference, removing the need to copy paths by hand.

The plugin also ships a fully adoptable desktop pet: name it, drag it, resize it, feed it, and interact with it. Upload PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF, or AVIF images as its avatar and the browser automatically extracts the subject from the background locally. The avatar library holds up to 12 saved looks that you can swap, rename, or delete at any time. The pet initiates short chatty bubbles, displays each conversation's title, status, and recent tool calls in a detail panel, and earns stars for dialogue starts and completed tasks, which you can exchange for food and closeness points.

It is built for developers who treat Harness Web as their daily desktop workbench and care about visual consistency, smooth file previews, and a touch of playful companionship during long coding sessions. The plugin is released under the MIT license; all wallpapers and pet avatars stay in the browser's IndexedDB and are never uploaded. Security boundaries include realpath validation, loopback-only file APIs, and sane limits on directory depth and file size, making it safe to run in a personal environment.