dsh-anime-theme

If you are tired of staring at a plain background every time you open DeepSeek Harness, dsh-anime-theme is built for exactly that. It pulls a random anime wallpaper from a public image API and lays it across the entire screen—no Pixiv account, no token, no pre-fetching, no caching. Every tap on "Shuffle" fetches a fresh image on demand. More importantly, it handles the details that usually look bad: the full image stays visible so you never lose half a face to aggressive cropping, the gutters are filled with a blurred, enlarged echo of the same image instead of flat white or black blocks, a feathered mask dissolves the hard seam between the photo and the fill, and the overlay automatically picks a light or dark veil to keep text readable under either UI theme.

A small draggable pill dock sits in the bottom-right corner at all times, letting you shuffle images, switch categories, tweak overlay opacity, and change the fit mode on the fly. An optional auto-refresh timer swaps the wallpaper every 5, 15, 30, or 60 minutes. If a request fails, the plugin retries with backoff and silently moves to the next image without ever flashing a blank screen. Turning the plugin off writes an empty stylesheet and removes its own DOM layer—zero residual styles, the original background returns cleanly.

This is for anyone who wants a low-maintenance, account-free anime backdrop that makes the Harness feel a little more like theirs, without reaching for a browser extension or an OS-level theme editor. Install, restart, see a small pill in the corner, tap it, done.