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dsh-whale-desktop-launcher

Client Updated 2026.08.23

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install 0QwQ0/dsh-whale-desktop-launcher

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

Run dsh plugin install 0QwQ0/dsh-whale-desktop-launcher in the DeepSeek Harness terminal to install the plugin; the source lives at https://github.com/0QwQ0/dsh-whale-desktop-launcher , and a single restart of dsh web activates the desktop launcher.

About this plugin

Starting DeepSeek Harness Web typically required opening a terminal, running a start command, waiting for the server to be ready, and then manually navigating a browser to the correct URL. Whale Desktop Launcher turns all of that into a single desktop icon: double-click it, and the DSH Web service quietly starts in the background, a small floating progress window tracks each phase (service check, server start, readiness wait), and the UI opens in Edge or Chrome app mode—a compact, borderless window with no tabs, address bar, or standard browser chrome.

While the launcher runs, a whale-girl system tray icon stays resident. Hover to see current service status, double-click to re-focus the UI, or use the right-click menu to restart the server or quit (quitting stops the DSH server process as well). The launcher is single-instance: re-clicking the desktop icon simply re-opens the existing UI window. A healthy server already listening on the configured port is reused automatically, so you never spawn duplicate processes. High-DPI rendering is supported, keeping the UI sharp at 150% or 200% scaling.

This plugin is for Windows 10/11 users who rely on the DSH Web profile daily and want an app-like launch experience without the terminal ritual. You only need a DeepSeek Harness installation with the web profile and either Microsoft Edge or Google Chrome. Unloading the plugin intentionally leaves the desktop icon and configuration files untouched; delete them manually if you want a complete cleanup.

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Use Cases

  • Double-click a desktop icon to start the DSH Web service and open a borderless UI window
  • Check service status, restart the server, or quit anytime from the system tray
  • Skip the terminal ritual and launch the DSH UI in one click during daily work

Best For

  • Windows 10/11 users who rely on the DSH Web profile every day
  • Developers who want to launch web services like a native desktop app
  • Anyone who prefers a one-click experience over typing terminal commands