dsh-yorha-ui

The DSH Web workspace—sessions, composer, overlays—is functionally complete but visually generic: light-grey backgrounds, rounded cards, one more panel that looks like every other. If you remember staring at YoRHa tactical terminals in NieR:Automata, dsh-yorha-ui is the dress-up theme built for that exact aesthetic. It reshapes the entire Web surface with sand-toned paper, charcoal structural lines, and amber status markers while leaving every interaction untouched.

Under the hood the theme is built on a 32-pixel registration grid with hard angular borders and zero drop-shadows, producing a cold industrial surface. Workspace navigation uses mechanical rails and a reverse-video active session; system information is laid out on a segmented rail; and the composer, menus, dialogs, code blocks, and syntax highlighting all share one coherent sand-charcoal-amber palette. There is no runtime CDN, no image dependency, and no page animation. Theme-token overrides survive DSH theme repaints, so the look holds even after the host repaints itself.

It is aimed at NieR fans, lovers of industrial-terminal aesthetics, or anyone who simply wants the workspace to feel quieter and harder. If you use DeepSeek Harness Web for daily development or prompt engineering, installing the theme and refreshing the page is all it takes to step into a YORHA // TACTICAL INTERFACE 11945 atmosphere. The clickable repository link tucked in the lower-right corner is a small easter egg for fellow enthusiasts.