deepseek-whale-wallpaper

The Harness web UI is thorough and reliable, yet the canvas behind your conversations is often a flat wash of white or grey. After a long session the screen can feel lifeless in a way that no amount of theme switching fixes. deepseek-whale-wallpaper takes the dot-matrix whale you recognize from the DeepSeek brand and re-renders it as roughly 1,750 WebGL2 particles laid beneath the app frame, breathing, slowly turning, drifting in soft mist. Sidebar, input area, and conversation content all keep working on top; the whale simply makes the whole workspace feel alive.

The standout interaction is the pointer. When your cursor crosses the whale, nearby particles gather into a continuous liquid vortex with an outward radial glow wave, then settle back softly in about 650 ms. The base dot matrix is never modified. The plugin follows the Harness light/dark/system preference, dims gradually once a session opens, drops further while you type or a task runs, pauses entirely when the tab is hidden, and honors prefers-reduced-motion so the scene stays perfectly still if you prefer. DPR is capped at 1.5 and the quality tier steps down automatically under sustained frame drops.

It is aimed at anyone who uses the Harness web UI daily and wants a quiet, living layer underneath the interface. There are zero runtime dependencies, no code to wire in, and disabling the plugin tears down every node, style, listener, and animation so the original theme returns immediately.