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dsh-custom-logo

Fun & Dress-up Updated 2026.08.17

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install 189-sketch/dsh-custom-logo

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

Run dsh plugin install 189-sketch/dsh-custom-logo in the DeepSeek Harness terminal to install this plugin; the source code is hosted at https://github.com/189-sketch/dsh-custom-logo

About this plugin

The fixed deepseek harness wordmark pinned to the top-left of the DSH sidebar is a small but persistent design default. Want to swap it for your company logo, a project codename, or simply your own name? DSH has no built-in option for that. dsh-custom-logo fills exactly that gap.

The approach is deliberately restrained: instead of hanging a floating widget over the viewport, the plugin replaces the content inside the wordmark button itself. Three modes are available — Default (restore the original), Image (PNG, SVG, or JPG up to 256 KB), and Text (font size from 10 to 48 px, color, and left / center / right alignment). All of it is configured through an inline gear handle that fades in on hover, and every choice is persisted to localStorage so it survives a page refresh without any login. When the sidebar collapses into its narrow rail state, the plugin removes every element it injected, guaranteeing the toggle button stays fully visible. The settings panel runs inside a Shadow DOM so its CSS never leaks into the DSH shell.

It is built for developers who customize DSH as a personal productivity tool, a team workspace, or a client-facing demo. No DSH source modification, no impact on the New-session click target, and a one-command install or uninstall keep the whole footprint minimal.

Use Cases

  • Swap the default wordmark for a company logo so internal tooling is recognizable at a glance
  • Use a project codename or team name as a plain-text mark for a minimalist look
  • Show off your team brand during client demos instead of the default tool name

Best For

  • Solo developers who treat DSH as a personal productivity hub
  • Small teams that want a consistent front-end brand identity
  • Engineers who frequently present or demo DSH to clients or at meetups