dsh-elf

In your daily DSH workflow, you occasionally just want to toss a quick question at a different model and check the output, without spinning up a new session or letting that throwaway exchange pollute your history. dsh-elf answers that need with a translucent whale that drifts lazily along the edge of the viewport, bobbing with a sine-and-cosine animation. Drag it anywhere on screen; the position persists across restarts.

Click the whale and a lightweight chat window pops up: drag the title bar to reposition it, minimize to shrink it back into the little creature. Out of the box it reuses the default model and provider of the current session with zero configuration; flip to custom mode and point it at any OpenAI-compatible endpoint -- DeepSeek, OpenAI, Moonshot, GLM, Qwen, or a private base URL -- with token-by-token streaming straight to the browser. Every conversation lives only in memory, vanishing when the plugin stops or you hit clear, and never touching DSH session history. The UI automatically follows the DSH language setting between Chinese and English with no reload.

Built for developers who live in DSH, researchers comparing outputs across multiple models, and anyone who enjoys the feel of a desktop pet paired with instant Q&A. MIT licensed, source transparent.