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deepseek-harness-themes

Fun & Dress-up Updated 2026.08.28

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install yonglun/deepseek-harness-themes

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

Run dsh plugin install yonglun/deepseek-harness-themes inside DeepSeek Harness to install this plugin; the source repository lives at https://github.com/yonglun/deepseek-harness-themes .

About this plugin

DeepSeek Harness ships with a clean but limited visual palette, and switching styles usually means hand-editing CSS, patching components, or replacing source files. deepseek-harness-themes turns that into a one-click setting: 74 deterministic themes generated from a pinned commit of awesome-design-md, registered through the Theme Service and surfaced as cards under Settings > Design MD themes. Pick one, reload, and it sticks -- no Harness component is touched, no internal DOM is queried, no unrelated global CSS is overridden.

The plugin writes only to the deepseek-harness-design-md-themes settings namespace and relies on documented interfaces such as the dsh.client injection list, Cordis patch contribution, Settings Scope, Locale Service, and UI Slots, keeping the integration fully non-invasive. Because the catalog is generated from a fixed commit, every theme is reproducible and auditable, with contrast adjustments and category labels included.

It is ideal for solo developers who want a fresh look without forking Harness, and for teams that need a consistent, versioned theme directory they can swap across multiple workspaces in seconds.

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Use Cases

  • Reskin Harness without modifying a single source file
  • Teams that need a reproducible, auditable theme directory across workspaces
  • Drop 74 deterministic themes from awesome-design-md in one install

Best For

  • Solo devs who prefer plugin APIs over forking Harness
  • Front-end teams standardizing visual identity across projects
  • Integrators who value documented, non-patching extension points