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dsh-effort-slider

Client Updated 2026.08.17

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install QQQW114/dsh-effort-slider

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

Run dsh plugin install QQQW114/dsh-effort-slider in your DeepSeek Harness terminal to install; the plugin source lives at https://github.com/QQQW114/dsh-effort-slider .

About this plugin

The reasoning-level selector in DSH Web still follows a traditional menu-list flow: expand a sub-panel, scan rows of text labels, click, then close. The interaction chain is long, visual feedback is minimal, and switching between tiers feels clunky when done repeatedly.

dsh-effort-slider replaces that text list with a compact, damped slider. Dragging produces smooth, eased color fill and head movement; releasing snaps to the nearest tier. Color intensity and glow increase from left to right, with a rainbow dynamic effect on the top tier and a muted, lightless look on the bottom one. Tier count adapts automatically, submission uses optimistic updates so the UI never flashes back to the old value during the RPC round-trip, and the original two-level navigation (Model / Reasoning Level) is fully preserved. The slider stays folded inside the sub-panel and never consumes input-box space.

Who it is for: if you routinely toggle through multiple reasoning levels-off/high/max, low/high/xhigh/max, or any custom set-and prefer a single drag over multi-step clicking plus color intuition over text scanning, this plugin makes switching noticeably smoother.

Use Cases

  • Switching between off / high / max tiers in DSH Web by dragging once instead of navigating menus
  • Perceiving the current reasoning level at a glance while comparing tiers side by side
  • Working with custom multi-tier setups (low/high/xhigh/max) where repeated toggling is part of the daily workflow

Best For

  • Heavy DSH Web users who toggle reasoning levels multiple times per session
  • Users who prefer gestural and visual feedback over plain text menu lists
  • Users with custom multi-tier reasoning configurations who want a smoother selection flow