dsh-client-ui-vibecontroller

When vibe-coding on the DeepSeek Harness web surface, keyboard and mouse work fine, but there are moments when pulling both hands off the screen and relying on gamepad instincts feels more natural. dsh-client-ui-vibecontroller exists for exactly that: it bridges a DualSense controller into the browser, letting you fire coding instructions directly from the gamepad while getting instant visual feedback.

The core experience is tactile by design. The floating overlay lights up whichever button you press, so the mapping between physical input and on-screen action is always visible. Nudge the left stick (L3) to drag the overlay anywhere on screen; hold it to reveal every button bound function at a glance. Press the Options button to adjust display size and opacity, fine-tuning the overlay to sit comfortably within your workspace.

It is built for two kinds of users: developers who prefer a gamepad-first workflow inside DeepSeek Harness and want common commands mapped to physical buttons instead of typed hotkeys, and web-based users who enjoy controller interaction without switching to a desktop client. Open source, MIT-licensed, and ready to use the moment you install it.