dsh-pixel-office

The DeepSeek Harness Web UI defaults to a sidebar list, so juggling a dozen or more AI sessions across several workspaces can feel like navigating a spreadsheet. Pixel Office replaces the entire GUI with a top-down pixel-art office: a 6 by 4 grid of 24 desks, each mapped to one workspace. Empty desks show just a chair; active ones light up a computer monitor that pulses with activity, giving you an instant at-a-glance view of what is running and what is idle.

Clicking into a desk switches to a desktop front view. On the left, a mission-matrix board holds one sticky note per session, displaying the title, a YOU/AI/SYS badge, and the latest message. On the right, a CRT monitor opens the real chat interface, where typing, sending, and tool calls all work as usual. Drag sticky notes to rearrange, drag them off the board to archive, and grab a fresh note from the stack in the corner to start a new session. The whole experience is wrapped in CRT scanlines, a mosaic-tile reveal animation, a blinking pixel cat, and five layers of parallax aurora and floating dust. A settings panel lets you toggle between CALM and OVERDRIVE animation modes, and all desk layouts and note placements persist in localStorage across refreshes.

This plugin is for developers who manage multiple workspaces and run a heavy load of concurrent AI sessions in the DeepSeek Harness Web client. If the stock list-style interface feels sterile and you want every workspace to feel like stepping into your own little pixelated cubicle, Pixel Office is built exactly for that.