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dsh-wallpaper

Fun & Dress-up Updated 2026.08.25

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install B-TQ/dsh-wallpaper

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

Run dsh plugin install B-TQ/dsh-wallpaper in your terminal (source at https://github.com/B-TQ/dsh-wallpaper), then hard-refresh your browser and open Settings → Living Wallpaper to start using the plugin.

About this plugin

Long stretches of coding or prompting in DeepSeek Harness against a plain white canvas can start to feel flat. dsh-wallpaper drops a silent, looping video or a tiled image across the entire UI as a bottom-layer living wallpaper that never intercepts any click or keystroke, yet gives your workspace a layer of visual warmth all day long.

What you get out of the box: full-screen dynamic wallpapers with muted video playback and image tiling; real-time controls for mask darkness, panel transparency, and three scaling modes (fill, fit, stretch); a wallpaper library with one-click switching and deletion; local uploads covering mp4, webm, gif, jpg, png, and webp up to 1 GB; and a scanner that reads your Wallpaper Engine workshop folder for one-click import. Every change is written to a local JSON config, so it survives restarts, browser switches, and even moving to a different machine. The plugin has no platform-specific native dependencies and runs cleanly on Windows.

It is aimed at DeepSeek Harness users who enjoy personalizing their tools and already keep a Wallpaper Engine workshop — no extra software install needed to bring those wallpapers straight into the interface you use every day.

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Use Cases

  • Set a favorite video as a full-screen living wallpaper behind the DeepSeek Harness UI
  • Scan your Wallpaper Engine workshop folder and import wallpapers with a single click
  • Tune mask darkness, panel transparency, and scaling mode for a comfortable reading experience

Best For

  • DeepSeek Harness users who enjoy customizing their dev tool interface
  • Wallpaper Engine power users who want their wallpapers everywhere
  • Developers who want to reduce visual fatigue during long dsh sessions