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DeepSeekHarness-community-index

Client Updated 2026.08.25

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install RiRi9909/DeepSeekHarness-community-index

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

Run dsh plugin install RiRi9909/DeepSeekHarness-community-index in the DeepSeek Harness terminal; the source repository is https://github.com/RiRi9909/DeepSeekHarness-community-index . After installation, restart DSH to see the Sentiment Cockpit section in Settings.

About this plugin

The r/DeepSeek subreddit sees daily waves of hype, debate, and skepticism, yet there is no quick numeric gauge for the collective mood. DeepSeekHarness-community-index brings a Fear-and-Greed-style index into your DeepSeek Harness settings panel, computing a 0-100 DSI optimism/anger score from multi-signal weighted data so you can read community temperature at a glance.

Key capabilities: a built-in Sentiment Cockpit section in settings (manual refresh, open snapshot in a new tab), a native borderless macOS desktop widget (mini-pill or full card, draggable, resizable, desktop-layer or always-on-top), a Python data pipeline driven on a schedule (default every 60 minutes), and an automatic fallback to a bundled snapshot when the pipeline fails so the panel never goes blank. The plugin is zero-build: install and restart, no compilation step required.

Ideal for researchers tracking DeepSeek community discourse, content creators who want a live sentiment reference, or any tech user who likes a small desktop widget showing how the community feels right now.

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Use Cases

  • Check the live optimism and anger index of r/DeepSeek from the settings panel
  • Keep the DSI score as a persistent macOS desktop widget for a quick mood glance
  • Pull periodic community sentiment snapshots to inform content or research strategy

Best For

  • Researchers and analysts tracking DeepSeek community discourse
  • Content creators and operators who need a live sentiment reference
  • Tech users who want a lightweight desktop widget showing community mood