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dsh-memes

Fun & Dress-up Updated 2026.08.25

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install kagura-agent/dsh-memes

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

Run dsh plugin install kagura-agent/dsh-memes in your terminal to install; full source at https://github.com/kagura-agent/dsh-memes

About this plugin

The DeepSeek Harness agent typically outputs plain text in conversations, making light emotional moments like celebration, surprise, or playful cringe feel stiff and lacking warmth. dsh-memes adds a pick_meme capability backed by the Agent Meme Stash, a curated library of 260+ reaction images across 26 categories. The agent describes the mood in natural language, the plugin selects a fitting GIF through semantic tags, aliases, and multi-word matching, and the Web client displays it as a compact reaction image right in the message flow with no tool name, score, or execution chrome. It reads like a person casually tossing in a meme.

The behavioral policy is proactive yet restrained: at a clear emotional beat the agent may react without waiting for an explicit request, but it backs off during serious discussion or when a substantive answer is needed so information density is never compromised. Selection resolves common aliases, checks exact categories, requires every query token to match, and falls back to a random pick when no semantic match exists, keeping the conversation from ever going cold.

Ideal for individual developers and small teams who want to add light levity to their DeepSeek Harness setups. The plugin package is lean, ships no image files, and the remote catalog is validated, cached for one hour, and shared across concurrent calls, imposing almost no runtime overhead.

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Use Cases

  • Agent sends a celebratory GIF after hitting a project milestone
  • A surprised or cringey moment in chat gets a natural meme reaction
  • Agent greets with a good morning GIF to break the ice

Best For

  • Solo developers who want levity in their DSH conversations
  • AI app users who prefer natural expression over tool cards
  • Small teams who find plain-text chat too dry and love meme culture