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dsh-wallpaper-bg

Fun & Dress-up Updated 2026.08.25

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install nishuoyang/dsh-wallpaper-bg

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

Run dsh plugin install nishuoyang/dsh-wallpaper-bg in the DeepSeek Harness terminal to install (source: https://github.com/nishuoyang/dsh-wallpaper-bg), then refresh the page and the animated wallpaper background will appear under the UI.

About this plugin

The DeepSeek Harness web UI is feature-rich, but a flat, color-only backdrop makes long coding or chat sessions feel sterile. dsh-wallpaper-bg injects a fully independent animated wallpaper layer beneath the DSH interface—refresh the page and the entire UI now floats over a living wallpaper, while text readability, page interactivity, and your desktop wallpaper remain completely untouched. It ships with 10 high-res Unsplash images ready out of the box, accepts local image or video uploads (videos get auto-generated first-frame thumbnails, and obscure formats like .mkv or .mov are detected by extension), and can read-only tap into a local Wallpaper Engine subscription library, bringing video, scene previews, and even web wallpapers to life in the browser.

Core capabilities include per-source playback queues (drag in, loop-play, drag-to-reorder, position persistence), four render modes (static images, 30 FPS video, WE scene previews, and native web-wallpaper iframes), theme-aware light fog and dark overlays, plus blur, brightness, and safe-zoom sliders that keep fine text crisp at all times. The plugin is zero-build, single-file on the client side, and introduces no extra runtime dependencies—install, refresh, and go.

It is built for two kinds of users: developers who live in the DSH browser UI and want a bit of ambience without touching their desktop setup, and Wallpaper Engine collectors who want to preview and rotate their local library inside the web interface.

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Use Cases

  • Add a dynamic visual layer under the DSH web UI during long coding or chat sessions instead of a flat backdrop
  • Bring locally installed Wallpaper Engine video, scene, and web wallpapers into the browser for preview and loop playback
  • Upload custom images or short videos as backgrounds and rotate them with a timed playback queue

Best For

  • Developers and AI-chat users who live in the DSH browser UI and want visual ambience
  • Wallpaper Engine collectors who want to browse and rotate their local library inside the web interface
  • Tinkerers who find purely functional interfaces flat and want a dynamic wallpaper to set the mood