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dsh-composer-alcove

Client Updated 2026.08.21

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install Nixz0824/dsh-composer-alcove

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

Run dsh plugin install Nixz0824/dsh-composer-alcove in your DeepSeek Harness terminal; the source lives at https://github.com/Nixz0824/dsh-composer-alcove. Reload the browser page after install and the pill and arcs will appear.

About this plugin

Reading a several-thousand-word DeepSeek Harness reply in the web client means the composer bar sits fixed at the bottom of the viewport, interrupting your reading flow every single line. dsh-composer-alcove exists to fix exactly that: it does not fork or modify DSH source code. It simply repositions the official composer card so that long-form reading feels unbroken.

Two layers of capability. When you scroll down through a long transcript, the entire composer collapses into a roughly 134 by 5 pixel home-indicator pill that tracks your dark or light theme; hovering previews the expanded height, and clicking pins it open. The second layer uses black corner arcs drawn outside the 22 pixel card radius to slide the full composer, including plus, model switcher, and send, into the left or right gutter, replacing the center slot with a thin hairline matched to the stats caption. All original controls on the side pad remain untouched, and Esc slides everything back to the bottom.

Built for developers who live in the DSH web client and read long responses daily: zero-intrusion, purely client-side, no build step, and effective the moment you reload the page after installing.

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Use Cases

  • Minimizing visual clutter from the composer bar while reading long DSH replies in the browser
  • Switching naturally between reading and input without scrolling back to the bottom
  • Keeping all composer controls intact while achieving a cleaner interface

Best For

  • Developers who use the DSH web client daily and read long replies frequently
  • Users who prefer zero-intrusion, source-free client-side plugins
  • DSH users who value an immersive reading experience and expect every UI element to stay in its place