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dsh-gacha-calendar

Web Tools Updated 2026.09.05

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install EastMG/dsh-gacha-calendar

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

Run dsh plugin install EastMG/dsh-gacha-calendar in the DeepSeek Harness terminal, or clone https://github.com/EastMG/dsh-gacha-calendar and place the folder into DSH Desktop's node_modules directory before restarting.

About this plugin

Juggling several gacha games means checking scattered official posts, wiki pages, and fan sites to see whether a banner is about to close or how many days remain before an event ends. dsh-gacha-calendar gathers all of that into the DeepSeek Harness desktop sidebar: one click on the button at the bottom opens a floating panel that lists the current banner, event, start and end dates for each of the 11 built-in titles, complete with a live countdown and full names revealed on hover.

The data is never a static snapshot. Each game is fetched independently from its official announcement page, a wiki, or a third-party source, and if one channel fails the plugin automatically falls back to a backup. The settings page lets you toggle auto-refresh with an interval from 1 to 42 days, reorder entries, show or hide specific games, delete items, and even add custom entries where you supply a name, an icon, and a source URL whose content is parsed automatically.

This plugin is built for players tracking multiple gacha titles who do not want to keep opening new browser tabs or installing extensions. Just glance at the DSH Desktop sidebar to stay on top of every banner and event without losing your flow.

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Use Cases

  • Track multiple gacha games without juggling browser tabs
  • Check banner countdowns and event dates at a glance
  • Plan pulls and event schedules for specific characters
  • Grasp every gacha schedule inside DSH Desktop with one click

Best For

  • Players tracking several gacha titles simultaneously
  • Desktop-first users who prefer native tools over browser extensions
  • Existing DSH Desktop users looking for a schedule widget