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dsh-reasoning-slider

Model Inference Updated 2026.08.31

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install WSL043/dsh-reasoning-slider

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

Run dsh plugin install WSL043/dsh-reasoning-slider in the DeepSeek Harness terminal to install the plugin; source code at https://github.com/WSL043/dsh-reasoning-slider.

About this plugin

Different models publish different reasoning-tier ladders inside DSH, and the stock control can feel less intuitive than some users would like. dsh-reasoning-slider adds just two small pills next to the input—model and strength—and expands a compact slider on demand, keeping the interface minimal.

The plugin strictly follows each model's declared metadata: only the tiers a model actually publishes are shown, with no phantom options. While dragging it renders a local visual preview, and a single request is sent through DSH's official interface only after the user releases the handle, minimising network overhead. Three visual modes are available: Official restores the stock DSH selector; Native offers a quiet capsule plus a compact pop-up slider; Energy renders a bespoke WebGL pixel-flame and glow effect that keeps burning at the maximum tier and settles to a static state at Off or intermediate stops. Light and dark presets ship out of the box, can be scoped per-model or applied globally, and full keyboard support is included.

It is well suited for everyday DSH users who want a more tactile, low-cost reasoning-strength control, and for power users who enjoy fine-tuning per-model colour themes. The plugin reads no credentials, collects no telemetry, and makes no unauthorised network calls.

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Use Cases

  • Adjust reasoning strength across models with a compact slider
  • Switch between the quiet native capsule and the WebGL energy effect
  • Customise per-model light and dark colour presets for the interface

Best For

  • Everyday DSH users who want a tactile slider for reasoning tiers
  • Power users who enjoy per-model visual theming
  • Low-overhead users who prefer local preview over repeated network calls