dsh-client-ui-weather

Spending hours in the Harness Web GUI writing code or tuning prompts, then needing to glance at the weather, means hunting through browser tabs and losing your thread. dsh-client-ui-weather tucks a compact weather panel into the Shell sidebar so you can check the temperature, wind, and upcoming rain without ever leaving your current workflow.

It covers six cities—Shanghai, Beijing, Shenzhen, Tokyo, London, and New York—with live conditions including feels-like temperature, humidity, wind speed and direction, visibility, and pressure. An accessible eight-hour temperature trend chart captures the day's thermal arc, while a five-day forecast card lists high/low temperatures and precipitation probability. The panel collapses into a small weather pill that keeps the UI uncluttered. Data comes from the Open-Meteo public API with no key required; if the provider times out or returns invalid data, the plugin falls back to deterministic sample data. Requests enforce a ten-second timeout and cancel superseded calls, and city-timezone calendar dates stay DST-safe.

The plugin has zero impact on model context: it injects no tokens, alters no prompts, tools, or session logs, and assembles or sends no provider requests. It is built for developers and everyday users who work long stretches in Harness and want weather information at a glance without distracting UI or any backend configuration.