dsh-amphoreus

If you run the thirteen Golden Heir skill cards of amphoreus-skill-suite inside DeepSeek Harness, you have probably hit the same wall: every workspace looks identical, character identity is propped up entirely by a system prompt, and dispatching a task means manually switching between sessions. dsh-amphoreus exists for exactly that gap. It gives each skill card its own dedicated seat workspace with a unique color palette, wallpaper, and first-turn identity injection, then links all thirteen seats through a single overview canvas so that per-seat dispatch, full-seat broadcast, and cross-seat handoff become one canvas interaction rather than a series of context switches.

The capabilities fall into three layers. Visual: every seat carries its own light and dark token set, shared SVG ornaments, and an optional magazine layout; wallpapers can rotate globally or switch per seat, and when local assets are missing the UI degrades to abstract card faces instead of fabricating character art. Interaction: a seat session injects the matching skill card on the first model request and replaces the host default identity; the sidebar supports per-item archiving and an unbound-session group; the workbench canvas provides a dispatch lane, a full-seat broadcast that sends the same question to up to three deployed seats in parallel and waits for each real terminal state before summarising, and a handoff dock that never accepts, never switches, and never auto-sends until you explicitly click. Resolution: the plugin embeds no SKILL.md, persona.md, or common.md; everything is resolved at runtime from skillRoots in order, with file watching, content fingerprinting, and explicit degradation. If a card is absent the interface states it clearly rather than silently reusing a stale result.

The plugin is aimed at DSH users who already run amphoreus-skill-suite and want the thirteen cards to each carry a distinct visual identity under one schedulable canvas. All artwork is held locally by the user; the repository and the npm package neither bundle nor download any original images, and missing assets only affect the visual layer, not skill resolution or dispatch logic. If you run a single card and do not care about per-seat theming or canvas dispatch, this plugin adds little.