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dsh-deep-verbs

Fun & Dress-up Updated 2026.08.25

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install Winter-And-You-Gone/dsh-deep-verbs

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

Run dsh plugin install Winter-And-You-Gone/dsh-deep-verbs in your DeepSeek Harness terminal (source: https://github.com/Winter-And-You-Gone/dsh-deep-verbs); the install script auto-registers the plugin link, then fully quit and restart the DSH process to activate.

About this plugin

Staring at the same Deep diving... on every single turn until it turns into wallpaper? dsh-deep-verbs turns that idle moment into a tiny theatre: 73 bilingual deep-verb phrases drawn from a shuffled bag, cycling from whale-song to lollygagging to slow-simmer to moonwalk, one at a time without repeating.

Rotation is event-driven: a new thinking block or tool call bumps the line forward, but a 3-second minimum gap keeps a burst of calls from spinning it like a slot machine, and a long uninterrupted think simply holds its phrase still. One click on the status line flips every concurrent session between English and Chinese in sync; the choice persists in localStorage and the built-in elapsed-time counter is untouched. Everything runs browser-side with zero edits to the @deepseek-ai/dsh-* packages—if a future build renames the built-in string, the plugin degrades to a no-op rather than breaking the UI.

Who it is for: developers who live inside DSH conversations, have a mild obsession with the tiny text they stare at while waiting, or just want a tool that carries a little of their personality. Customizing the phrase list means editing two arrays at the top of client.js and restarting—no build step, no dependency tree, no maintenance backlog.

Use Cases

  • Every DSH conversation turn replaces the identical Deep diving... with a random deep-verb phrase
  • Multiple parallel sessions rotate and language-switch in lock-step without desynchronizing
  • Swap in a custom phrase pool by editing two arrays, restart, and share a team-flavored wait screen

Best For

  • Developers who live in DSH conversations and care about the tiny text they stare at while waiting
  • Light-customization enthusiasts who enjoy injecting personal flavor into tool UIs
  • Plugin users who want a zero-dependency, no-source-edit, instant-effect tweak