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dsh-plugin-mimi

Client Updated 2026.09.04

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install mekos2772/dsh-plugin-mimi

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

Run dsh plugin install mekos2772/dsh-plugin-mimi inside DeepSeek Harness to install the plugin; the source repository is https://github.com/mekos2772/dsh-plugin-mimi — restart DSH afterward to activate it.

About this plugin

When DeepSeek Harness is crunching through a task, your screen is often a silent terminal. Mimi, the whale-girl desktop pet, plugs into the DSH lifecycle and turns that silence into readable animation: she tilts her head while thinking, nods during tool calls, celebrates on completion, and droops on failure, with a white speech bubble above her head carrying replies, summaries, and status prompts in real time.

Mimi is more than a screensaver. It ships with built-in Computer Use: window screenshots plus a UI Automation tree for observing, clicking, typing, scrolling, and dragging, wrapped in a strict observe-act-verify loop so stale coordinates never cause misfires. Multi-window binding by process name, PID, and HWND keeps consecutive operations from hopping between windows. You can also switch to an independent Mimi Butler session and type Chinese tasks directly from the desktop, skipping the terminal entirely.

The interaction layer adds five-zone petting, drag-and-tilt physics, drag-drop feeding, and idle scene chains, all paced by a cooldown-guarded affinity system. Live Rig v5 drives breathing, blinking, and gaze tracking across 23 curated animation sets for visual consistency. Ideal for Windows-based DSH developers who want at-a-glance workflow feedback and a light companion while working.

Use Cases

  • Monitor DSH thinking, tool calls, and task results through live animation and speech bubbles
  • Type Chinese tasks straight from the desktop instead of switching back to a terminal
  • Run UI automation on Windows with a strict observe-act-verify safety loop

Best For

  • Developers who live in DSH on a Windows desktop every day
  • Users who prefer at-a-glance visual feedback over parsing terminal logs
  • Individuals who want light desktop companionship plus UI automation in one tool