dsh-warm-reminder

Long coding sessions tend to push hydration, eye rest, and stretching to the very bottom of the mental todo list. dsh-warm-reminder sits quietly in the top-right corner of DeepSeek Harness and slides in a frosted-glass card just when you need it: time to drink water, time to blink, time for a stretch. The card fades out after eight seconds with no pop-ups and no notification spam. Install it once and forget it exists.

The reminders go well beyond basic wellness. Opening the window past midnight earns a gentle staying-up-champion jab; the first visit on any of fifteen holidays from New Year to Christmas triggers a dedicated greeting; peak work hours bring a signature peak-valley meme; every thirty minutes of active use drops one of 80+ trending internet memes; and a 6% chance unlocks a random easter egg loaded with token jokes and workspace gags. Every line of copy is editable in the constant block at the top of lib/client.js, and changes take effect after a restart.

The plugin is entirely client-side: no network calls, no file reads or writes, no external runtime dependencies, no configuration files. Time accumulation tracks page visibility, so switching tabs or minimizing pauses the counter, and a fresh session resets it to zero. As long as your DeepSeek Harness supports the shell.overlay and dsh.bundle mechanism and you are on the web profile, it works out of the box. It is made for developers who code for long stretches, anyone who values eye health without the intrusion of system notifications, and anyone who wants a small dose of life flavor tucked inside their tooling.