dsh-free-games

You are deep in a DeepSeek Harness Web session, writing code or babysitting an agent, and you want a quick game break but do not want to leave the terminal, hunt for a bookmark, and come back. dsh-free-games removes that round trip: a Games button appears above Settings in the sidebar, and clicking it opens a cabinet grid of published free games from Spawnd.gg right inside the dsh web UI. Covers and hover previews load live; clicking a tile opens a full-width 16:9 embedded player, and minimizing keeps the iframe mounted so you can snap back to work without reloading.

Search by name and sort by Newest, Name, or Recently played. A clickable Spawnd logo lets you jump to a random other game without scrolling through the whole list. Recent-play history lives only in the browser localStorage key dsh-free-games:recent, so there is no extra config file to tidy up and uninstalling the plugin wipes the trace clean.

The security perimeter is strict. Page, embed, cover, and clip URLs must resolve to spawnd.gg or assets.spawnd.gg; anything else is refused. The host fetches exactly two fixed Spawnd endpoints with no redirect following, so the plugin introduces no unknown domains, no ad networks, and no third-party catalog scrapes. The iframes that do render run Spawnd-side code and are the only outbound surface.

This is a small, MIT-licensed community plugin for developers who treat dsh web as their daily driver and want friction-free game breaks between tasks. It loads no external catalogs, ships no extra assets, and is fully reversible with a single disable command. If you already keep a terminal-based web workspace open all day, this quietly lives in the corner and gets out of the way.