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dsh-asuka-school-theme

Fun & Dress-up Updated 2026.09.01

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install Yyyyyylor/dsh-asuka-school-theme

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

Run dsh plugin install Yyyyyylor/dsh-asuka-school-theme in the DeepSeek Harness terminal; the prebuilt versioned package is available from the GitHub Release at https://github.com/Yyyyyylor/dsh-asuka-school-theme.

About this plugin

After hours of staring at the same official dark-grey canvas in the DeepSeek Harness Web UI, the Asuka School theme layers a fan-made visual scene on top of the stock Light / Dark / System appearance. Restrained school blue, ribbon red, warm paper tones, and quiet Tokyo-3 night palette work together; three bundled WebP wallpapers follow your local clock and crossfade at each boundary, so the mood shifts from early-morning to midday to night without a single click. Core capabilities include a four-way scene switch (Off / On the Way to School / Noon Classroom / Tokyo-3 Night) under Settings, live sliders for wallpaper opacity, blur, and decorative detail, a reduced-motion toggle, and a lighter liquid-glass composer card that keeps more of the wallpaper visible. A rename action next to each conversation title lets you rename sessions without leaving the chat view. Every preference lives in DSH's plugin-owned Host settings namespace; no credentials, telemetry, image uploads, or browser localStorage writes are involved. It is built for anyone who loves the Evangelion / Asuka colour language and wants a small, non-intrusive way to make the work area feel less like a grey box.

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Use Cases

  • Switch to the Tokyo-3 night palette after long coding sessions to ease eye strain
  • Greet the morning with a gentle school-blue wallpaper that auto-loads when you open the Harness
  • Add a personal touch to the Web UI without touching core configuration or disrupting the workflow

Best For

  • Evangelion or Asuka fans who want their favourite palette in everyday tools
  • Light customisers who love tweaking interface look without coding or build pipelines
  • Developers who want a little ambience in their dev workspace without sacrificing workflow stability