dsh-skin-studio

Personalizing DeepSeek Harness Web used to mean hand-writing skin.json and skin.css, reloading the page after every tweak, and hoping the contrast was readable. DSH Skin Studio turns that loop into a set of visual forms and sliders: you associate an installed theme from the Skin Center, absorb only its official design tokens, then adjust light and dark palettes, surface radius, density, panel opacity, and a reduced-motion profile inside a responsive live specimen. A built-in text-contrast audit flags any pairing that falls below accessible thresholds. Everything runs client-side with no backend, no model access, and no credential handling.

Project drafts persist in browser localStorage and can be exported as JSON for backup or migration. When you are ready to ship, one click produces a standard v2 ZIP containing skin.json, skin.css, bilingual documentation, generated previews, and an optional local background image (PNG, JPEG, or WebP, validated by both MIME type and magic bytes). All colors, numeric ranges, and export paths are fail-closed and clamped; the resulting archive carries no hooks.mjs, no @import, no protocol URLs, and no executable content of any kind.

This plugin is aimed at anyone who wants to restyle their DSH Web instance from an existing theme without writing configuration from scratch, or who needs a repeatable, auditable skin-production workflow. It deliberately stays in the visual layer: complex typography, structural patches, and runtime behavior remain with the source theme, keeping the responsibility boundary clean.