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dsh-deepshub

Fun & Dress-up Updated 2026.09.02

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install 01Virex/dsh-deepshub

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

Run dsh plugin install 01Virex/dsh-deepshub inside DeepSeek Harness to install this plugin; the full source repository is available at https://github.com/01Virex/dsh-deepshub .

About this plugin

Staring at the same clean, no-nonsense dev-tool UI every day can feel a little antiseptic. dsh-deepshub turns the DeepSeek Harness Web UI into a pure-meme "Deephub" parody: a charcoal-and-PH-orange palette, pill-shaped buttons, a chunky rounded parody wordmark, and an 18+ entry gate that greets you with "This site contains high-intensity programming content" — strictly a joke, with zero explicit content anywhere.

The reskin covers the full visual surface. Code blocks wear an "HD 1080p" corner tag, running tool blocks light up with a "LIVE" indicator, and a dismissible "Today's Hot Pick" promo card floats in the sidebar. Every color is routed through the official --dsw-* design tokens so light and dark themes follow your system preference automatically, no functional behavior is touched, and uninstalling leaves the UI exactly as you found it.

Who is this for? If you or your team could use a harmless bit of absurdity to punctuate a long coding session, or you simply enjoy the sheer comedy of "writing algorithms in Pornhub UI language," this is your plugin. Every element — gate, badges, promo card, wordmark, favicon, tab title — can be toggled independently via config.json or the browser devtools console, so you keep exactly the level of chaos you want.

Use Cases

  • Break the monotony of a clean dev UI with a harmless visual gag during a long coding session
  • Show the team a tongue-in-cheek "orange algorithm" Easter egg to lighten the mood
  • Try a purely visual reskin with every element individually toggleable and zero functional impact

Best For

  • Developers who want a quirky UI but can revert with one command
  • Programmers who use memes and absurdity to punctuate long work sessions
  • Experimental users curious about a fully reversible, visually-only customization