dsh-livechat

Running agents through DeepSeek Harness means staring at a mostly silent web chat pane while text trickles in. There is little visual feedback to tell you whether the agent is calling a tool or simply thinking. dsh-livechat overlays a Bilibili-style danmaku layer above the conversation area, so every message, tool call, and task completion becomes a stream of horizontally scrolling comments — turning the wait into something that feels more like spectating a livestream than watching a terminal.

The plugin ships three mood presets (general, coding, chitchat) and can optionally call an LLM to generate context-aware quips on a throttle; if generation fails it silently falls back to presets with no error dialog. Danmaku support three layouts (scroll, top-fixed, bottom-fixed) with multi-track collision avoidance and an auto-dim overlay while you are reading. A floating drag ball covers quick controls, hovering pauses a comment in place, and clicking one lets you copy, mute, or delete it. Per-session danmaku pools let you replay favourites, auto-clean on session deletion, and all settings persist across restarts via a dual-write of a local mirror file and the settings.yaml section.

If you regularly debug agents, run long tasks, or simply find the silent wait between replies a bit too quiet, this plugin is near-zero-friction: a self-activating bundle that appears after one install command and a web restart. It suits anyone who loves Bilibili danmaku culture and wants a little levity inside their DeepSeek Harness workflow.