dsh-whale-pet

Waiting for an Agent to finish a round of tool calls in the DeepSeek Harness Web UI usually means staring at a spinner. dsh-whale-pet drops a breathing, thinking, dozing whale girl onto your screen: she codes when the Agent edits files, tilts her head in deep thought during reasoning, cowers when a tool errors out, and strolls around idly when nothing is happening. Ninety-five 640×360 transparent WebM clips across sixteen themed categories and a nine-intent arbiter turn every state change into a small, perceivable performance instead of a cold field flip in a log pane.

Three pillars define the core experience. First, state awareness: the plugin subscribes to DSH session events, maps nine intents (coding, thinking, reading, waiting, listening, errors, etc.) through a priority arbiter with debounce and fade-out delay, and lets high-priority events preempt whatever is currently playing. Second, interaction and roaming: single-click, double-click, drag with squash-and-stretch, right-click menu, edge recall, inertial glide, and Q-bounce are all wired in; an autonomous animation chain keeps her alive when no events fire, and position is stored as a window ratio so resizing never loses her spot. Third, customization: upload .webm or .mp4 files to add new actions, compose trigger rules from event templates (tool-name match, failure, turn end, approval wait, and more), and every setting hot-applies without a restart. An optional balance bubble queries the official API of whichever provider the current model belongs to, off by default.

It suits developers who live in the DSH Web profile and want to turn waiting into companionship, or who simply enjoy tuning their desktop to a personal rhythm. No extra services required; rendering is purely browser-side, and a reconnection never misfires rules on historical messages.