dsh-whale-girl

DSH Desktop users often want a at-a-glance view of their DeepSeek balance, today's usage, and how close the context window is to the ceiling—information scattered across panels that forces disruptive window-switching. dsh-whale-girl pins a playful whale-girl pet to the bottom-right corner of your screen, condensing balance, usage, last-turn cost, and a context-occupancy progress bar into a compact panel. When balance drops below your threshold or context usage crosses 90 %, it proactively pops a speech-bubble alert so you never lose track of your account.

Beyond a dashboard, the pet is genuinely fun to interact with. Flick it quickly and it bounces off the window edges with a little shake and sound effect; hold the middle mouse button, drag it away, and release to slingshot it back along a blue water-drop tether whose strength you can tune in the right-click menu. After a couple of idle minutes it spontaneously chirps a random quip, then settles back down. The right-click menu also lets you swap between a cute synth jingle and a duck quack, adjust frosted-glass blur and panel opacity, toggle eco mode, and switch API providers with live balance readouts. Every sprite and sound is inlined as a data URL in the script, so nothing depends on a network connection—offline works just as well.

On the resource side, the pet is a single DOM node inside DSH's web UI: no extra process, no helper. Measured idle CPU overhead is roughly 0.6 %, and eco mode stops per-frame GPU compositing after 60 seconds of inactivity, resuming instantly on interaction. The install package is only 346 KB, with the whale sprite quantized down to 46 KB. If you are already running DSH Desktop with DeepSeek and want a lightweight, charming companion that keeps a watchful eye on your balance and context while occasionally saying hi, this whale-girl is made for you.