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dsh-whale-pet

Client Updated 2026.09.01

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install dleaf6211-hash/dsh-whale-pet

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

Run dsh plugin install dleaf6211-hash/dsh-whale-pet in the DeepSeek Harness terminal to install; source code at https://github.com/dleaf6211-hash/dsh-whale-pet

About this plugin

Hours of deep work inside DeepSeek Harness mean juggling balance checks, task tracking, and consumption reviews across scattered interfaces, and focus keeps breaking. dsh-whale-pet consolidates the balance card, task notifications, and token usage into a floating whale-maid widget in the bottom-right of your browser, with an optional always-on-top desktop pet on Windows. Both forms share the same data, so current spend, monthly billing, and pending events are always one glance away.

It goes beyond a number dashboard. Nineteen pre-synthesized, emotion-tagged lines let the maid speak on its own; hovering your mouse over her head triggers a head-pat interaction with a shy sticker and heart. Task completions, failures, and approval requests fire pop-up notifications with voice reads that work fully offline. A do-not-disturb window mutes chatter without suppressing critical alerts, and a low-balance reminder kicks in before you run dry. All audio and artwork ship in the package, every bit of data stays on your machine, and there is zero telemetry.

If you live in the Harness for long stretches and want balance, tasks, and spend in view without a widget shouting at you, this little whale is tuned for that pace.

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Use Cases

  • Glance at balance, session spend, and monthly billing during long Harness sessions
  • Catch task completions, failures, and approval prompts via pop-up and voice alerts
  • A gentle, non-intrusive desktop companion that reacts to a simple head-pat

Best For

  • Developers living inside DeepSeek Harness who want balance and spend always in view
  • Privacy-conscious users who refuse any third-party telemetry
  • People who enjoy a bit of interactive companionship during long work stretches