dsh-fate-twin-contract

The default DSH Web GUI interface is clean but impersonal. For Fate fans, a character-themed skin has been a long-standing wish, as long as it does not become a privacy liability or a performance drag. Fate / Twin Contract answers that need: Red Archer and Rin Tohsaka serve as dual protagonists, all character backdrops are original fan-art visuals generated within the project, and no official screenshots, posters, or animation assets are used. The project has no affiliation with, collaboration with, or endorsement from TYPE-MOON, Aniplex, ufotable, or related parties.

The skin natively adapts to light, dark, and system-following modes and runs entirely offline with zero network requests. It is strictly a presentation layer: it never reads conversations, workspace state, or model configuration, never modifies theme preferences, and never writes to localStorage. Animations are kept restrained, honouring prefers-reduced-motion by disabling decorative effects when the user requests reduced motion. Forced-colors mode is supported for clear system-level outlines and controls, and character backdrops are automatically hidden on narrow screens and mobile to prioritise content readability.

If you are a Fate fan who uses DSH Web GUI for daily development or conversation, and you want a bit more character atmosphere in your interface without compromising on privacy isolation or accessibility, this skin is ready to use right out of the box with no extra configuration required.