dsh-wechat-mobile-skin

Opening the DeepSeek Harness Web GUI in a phone browser often leaves the desktop-oriented layout feeling cramped in a 390-pixel-wide viewport—session lists squish together, chat bubbles overflow, and input fields zoom in on focus. dsh-wechat-mobile-skin was built for exactly this scenario: it detects mobile user agents and swaps the entire interface to a WeChat-style chat experience on phones, while leaving desktop browsers completely untouched.

After the switch, the session list becomes a WeChat-style contact roster—colored initial blocks as avatars, relative timestamps, active-session green dots, collapsible workspace groups, and a real-time search bar. The chat view mirrors a classic WeChat conversation: user messages in green bubbles on the right, assistant replies in white bubbles on the left, reasoning steps tucked inside light-gray collapsible cards, and system notices centered in muted gray. A rounded white input field with a green send button anchors the bottom; long-pressing a session row brings up rename, fork, and archive actions; and a draggable green floating ball surfaces turn counts, token usage, and time-to-first-token at a glance.

Under the hood the plugin injects assets via webServer.tapIndex in memory, never touching any file on disk, so uninstalling restores the page instantly. It handles notched-screen safe areas, prevents iOS input auto-zoom, keeps the Android keyboard from covering content, and supports hardware or gesture back navigation. It is ideal for developers who regularly access DeepSeek Harness from a phone browser and want a native, WeChat-flavored experience.