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dsh-always-status-bar

Fun & Dress-up Updated 2026.08.27

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install Bobnemimimmi/dsh-always-status-bar

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

Run dsh plugin install Bobnemimimmi/dsh-always-status-bar in DeepSeek Harness to install; source: https://github.com/Bobnemimimmi/dsh-always-status-bar

About this plugin

DSH Web already renders a status bar on every message—the date and time on user messages, plus duration, first-token latency, and tokens per second on assistant replies—but it is hidden by default and only appears under cursor hover, making it easy to miss while scrolling. dsh-always-status-bar makes that information persistently visible with a single scoped CSS override, reusing DSH's native rendering, positioning, and auto-refresh logic without introducing any new UI components.

The plugin is entirely zero-config: no settings panel, no toggles, no local storage, no backend, no network calls. Install it, restart dsh web, and the bars are there. Uninstall is just as clean—remove the one CSS rule and the native hover-only behavior returns instantly, leaving no orphaned DOM nodes or styles behind. Under the hood there is no DOM scanning, no MutationObserver, no polling, and buttons like copy, thumbs up, and thumbs down are completely untouched.

If you are a DSH Web user who regularly checks message timestamps, generation latency, or token throughput, or you simply find it fiddly to hover over every message just to see the time, this plugin drops in with zero friction and turns the status bar into a piece of information that is simply always there.

Use Cases

  • Continuously view date and time on every message while scrolling
  • Monitor assistant reply duration, first-token latency, and tok/s
  • Skip the fiddly hover step to reveal status info on each message

Best For

  • Heavy DSH Web conversation users
  • Developers tracking generation latency and token throughput
  • Casual users who find hovering for timestamps annoying