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dsh-theme-cutout-clash

Fun & Dress-up Updated 2026.09.04

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install YrracOwl/dsh-theme-cutout-clash

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

Run dsh plugin install YrracOwl/dsh-theme-cutout-clash in the DeepSeek Harness terminal to install; the full source is available at https://github.com/YrracOwl/dsh-theme-cutout-clash

About this plugin

The default DeepSeek Harness Web interface is fully functional but visually restrained. Cutout Clash offers a middle path: the shell, Composer, Goal panel, and theme transition carry the geometric tension of neo-brutalism and pop art, while conversation text, code blocks, terminal output, and streaming tokens stay calm and legible for long reading sessions.

Four appearance presets are available: warm-paper Cutout Clash with lime actions, ink-blue Night Cutout with voltage yellow and cyan, print-tri-color Pop Signal, and Default which follows the DSH built-in look. The transition is a short non-blocking cover-and-reveal animation that can be set to full motion, follow system preference, or turn off entirely; prefers-reduced-motion is honored in follow-system mode. Cutout Clash shares a versioned browser preference record with dsh-theme-acid-noir, so a restart yields a single unambiguous theme owner rather than two competing restorers, and routine switches are silent with no animation.

Suited for developers who want a bold visual identity in DSH Web without sacrificing readability of code and long conversations, and who care that a clean plugin lifecycle removes every style node, timer, and body marker on unload.

Use Cases

  • Get a bold visual identity in DSH Web while keeping code and long conversations fully legible
  • Enjoy a short non-blocking geometric cover-and-reveal animation on cold boot or intentional theme switch
  • Pair with dsh-theme-acid-noir to alternate between two complementary visual styles in one workspace

Best For

  • DSH Web users who favor neo-brutalist geometry and pop-art palettes
  • Developers who read long code and conversations and refuse decorative noise
  • Theme tinkerers who insist on a clean unload with zero lingering style nodes or timers