dsh-weather-sky

DSH's Web GUI is clean and focused, but the backdrop is always a flat white wall. dsh-weather-sky overlays a pointer-transparent sky animation on top of the interface so you can glance up and see the weather shifting above your work.

Weather data is fetched entirely in the browser from Open-Meteo with no API key required. The sun arcs across the sky in solar time, the moon carries a calculated phase from new to full, and clouds, rain, snow, fog, and periodic lightning are rendered independently. Raindrop intensity scales with precipitation, and lightning flashes roughly every six seconds during thunderstorms. The whole layer uses pointer-events: none with low opacity, and a small semi-transparent status pill in the corner shows current conditions without blocking any text or interaction.

Ideal for long DSH sessions during development or writing, and for anyone who enjoys ambient desktop layers. The plugin is fully client-side, registers no model tools on the host, and runs against the @deepseek-ai/cordis release without modifying DSH source. If the weather API is temporarily unreachable, the last frame is held and the plugin retries after fifteen seconds.