dsh-effort-slider

The native Reasoning Level panel in DSH Web is a set of plain radio rows—functional, but visually underwhelming. dsh-effort-slider does one thing well: the moment that panel opens, it swaps those five radio rows in place for a single drag-to-select slider card, borrowing the design language of the Claude Effort card while respecting DSH's own typography, spacing, border radius, and CSS theme variables.

The most delight-inducing detail lives at the Max stop: drag the slider fully right and a DeepSeek-blue WebGL flame ignites inside the track (a vanilla port of a 4-pass particle simulation). The engine idles after 180 frames and silently falls back to a CSS glow when WebGL is unavailable. Selection still travels through DSH's official selectModel pipeline, so next-turn activation, default saving, and seat-label updates behave exactly as native—except the panel stays open without flicker or snap-back.

Built for DSH Web users who want reasoning-level adjustment to feel more tactile and visually polished. The plugin is zero-dependency, ships no build step, never patches DSH source code, and preserves the original UI intact whenever panel detection fails or the model lacks reasoning capability.