skk-gal-dsh

DeepSeek Harness's conversation UI is inherently utilitarian: multi-turn replies, tool calls, and reasoning steps all pile into a single stream, and the experience can feel flat after a while. skk-gal injects a full Skirk visual identity into DSH Web. On the left, a character portrait breathes gently, its garment sways, and an Abyss glow pulses. On the right, each agent turn renders as its own card. At the bottom, the native DSH send pipeline sits beside a recent-messages strip. The whole page reads like a small Skirk theatre rather than a generic chat window, with no need to bolt on a separate GAL framework.

Feature-wise, the plugin quietly handles a lot of day-to-day polish: typewriter or instant text rendering, per-segment grouping of thoughts and tool calls within a single card, an in-view pending-task panel with authorization and selection feedback, conversation archiving that feeds a local recycle bin, a GAL Window shortcut inside DSH Settings to tweak typing speed and character motion, mobile responsiveness, and respect for the system reduce-motion setting. Every portrait and backdrop is baked in as an inline Data URL inside the build artifact, so there are zero external image files, zero network fetches, and no dependency on gal-view, npm caches, or any pre-existing plugin directory. It is genuinely self-contained in a single folder.

It is aimed at users who enjoy the Skirk or GAL aesthetic and want an immersive layer on top of DSH conversations, or at anyone looking for a lightweight, zero-external-dependency UI transformation they can delete along with the source folder. The plugin source is MIT-licensed; character and background assets retain their own rights, so verify redistribution permissions before sharing.