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dsh-thrum

Fun & Dress-up Updated 2026.08.29

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install lhf6623/dsh-thrum

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

Run dsh plugin install lhf6623/dsh-thrum in your DeepSeek Harness terminal to install; the full source code is at https://github.com/lhf6623/dsh-thrum

About this plugin

Typing is, at its core, a mechanical act. dsh-thrum layers a real-time visual and haptic feedback strip above the DeepSeek Harness input field: an 87-key TKL keyboard paired with a mouse that highlights every keypress and scroll action as it happens, turning pure muscle-memory typing into a visible rhythm.

The plugin organises its features along three axes. Visual: each key flip-reveals a random small animal (up to 10 on screen at once, oldest auto-replaced when the pool is full), while mouse left, middle, right buttons and the scroll wheel light up in sync. Motion: a cursor-anchored particle effect can emit sparks, blue flames, or firework bursts on every character, with a subtle horizontal input-shake whose intensity you dial from off to strong. Completion feedback: when the AI finishes replying, a chime (ding, wind-bell, or bubble pop) plays and the entire page gives a gentle shake at your chosen strength. Every option lives in the Settings panel under the Vibe group and takes effect immediately.

Who it is for: DeepSeek Harness users who enjoy the tactile satisfaction of watchable keycaps, particle effects, and micro-shakes. If you are a heavy conversationalist who wants a perceptible sense of closure on both input and output, dsh-thrum turns your plain text box into a small, responsive stage.

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Use Cases

  • Watching keycaps flip, tiny animals pop out, and flame particles spray while you type
  • Hearing a wind-bell chime and feeling a gentle page shake the moment the AI finishes
  • Adding a spark-and-shake layer of visual rhythm to a plain text input during everyday chats

Best For

  • DeepSeek Harness users who enjoy the tactile feel of watchable keycaps
  • Heavy conversationalists who want a sense of closure on both input and output
  • Developers who enjoy adding a touch of visual rhythm to plain-text interfaces