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dsh-blue-whale-maid

Fun & Dress-up Updated 2026.08.29

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install yuxino/dsh-blue-whale-maid

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

Run dsh plugin install yuxino/dsh-blue-whale-maid in DeepSeek Harness to install this plugin; the source is available at https://github.com/yuxino/dsh-blue-whale-maid — restart DSH Web after installation to use it.

About this plugin

Running long tasks in DSH Web and guessing at status? dsh-blue-whale-maid drops a blue whale maid into the bottom-right corner of your window, giving task progress a touch of personality. She goes busy when a task kicks off, shifts her pose and pops a reminder bubble when it is your turn to confirm, a round ends, or something fails — and she is precise with her words, saying \"done\" rather than assuming \"success.\"

Beyond status cues, she doubles as a lightweight cost panel. A tap on the balance button reveals your DeepSeek account balance, the estimated spend for today, and usage for the current session. The API key never leaves the server; the pet only talks to a local endpoint, so no extra trust setup is needed. Drag her to wherever is comfortable, single-click for a wave, double-click for a little jump — small touches that make a utilitarian UI feel more alive.

If you rely on DeepSeek Harness Web daily, want to stay on top of task rhythm without staring at logs, and find bare console interfaces a little sterile, this blue whale maid is made for that kind of workflow.

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Use Cases

  • Follow task progress through pet animations and speech-bubble reminders during long runs
  • Tap the balance button to check daily spend and session cost without switching windows
  • Drag the pet to a comfy spot, wave with a click, jump with a double-click to add a touch of warmth to the UI

Best For

  • Heavy DSH Web users who need a constant sense of task rhythm without watching logs
  • Engineers who find bare console UIs sterile and want a bit of visual feedback
  • Light users who care about API spend but do not want to open the console repeatedly