v-manager-dsh-pet

The DSH Web chat page is efficient but cold — a tool without much warmth. v-manager-dsh-pet embeds a Live2D desktop pet, Vivi (Qianqian), as a full-height floating panel on the right edge of the page. Everything runs purely in the browser; the host process sees no behavioural change at all. Open it and you have a companion; close it and you have a tool again.

Interaction revolves around a light bond economy: a click or pet earns +1 bond with a 10-second cooldown, while feeding a dried fish grants +5 with a 30-second cooldown. A daily cap of 5 fish and cross-day auto-reset keep the system honest, with cooldowns and remaining counts persisted to prevent abuse. Bond 0-100 is split into three tiers (Acquaintance / Familiar / Bonded), and the tier determines which of 31 expressions Vivi displays across eight moods — idle, thinking, speaking, happy, sad, surprised, angry, and shy. Physical simulation and blinking keep the character feeling alive. The panel folds natively into a 44px sliver and follows the DSH light/dark theme automatically.

All state (mood, bond, cooldowns, fish count) is stored exclusively in the DSH page localStorage under the vmanager: namespace. The plugin never reads or writes any desktop app data directory, so the two can run fully independently. It ships as a self-contained single package with the Live2D runtime and model baked into one file — install and go, no local build required. Ideal for DSH daily users who enjoy desktop-pet companionship, want a light progression loop, and do not want any extra components touching the host environment.