dsh-panda-calendar

In a DSH Web session, composing prompts or planning schedules often calls for a quick glance at the lunar date, solar terms, statutory holidays, or the weather in a particular city. Until now, those facts are scattered across phone apps, web searches, or weather APIs that demand a key.

dsh-panda-calendar folds all of that into a single tab in the session header. It ships with verified lunar, ganzhi, zodiac, and solar-term data tables covering 1900 to 2100, so the calendar works fully offline. Statutory holidays (including make-up workdays) are sourced from the State Council announcement data with built-in snapshot fallbacks. Weather comes from Open-Meteo, supports adding and swapping cities, and persists them in localStorage. None of it requires registration, an API key, or a backend. A one-click "send to chat" writes the summary of the day into the input box so the AI can pick up the conversation with full date context.

It is built for developers who use DSH in Chinese-language workflows, writers and planners who think in lunar seasons, and anyone who wants a single, zero-config panel for date, culture, leave, and weather without opening another tab.