DeepSeek Harness Plugins · Fun & Dress-up
Plugins that extend DeepSeek Harness (DSH) with vision, workflows, memory, web tools and more.
A non-invasive UI companion for dsh-agy: smart model-list filtering, real-time quota badge, frosted-glass dual-cycle quota popover, and responsive mobile drawer.
Generate Garmin Fenix 7 watch faces via natural language, with MIP 64-color compliance, SVG preview, Monkey C code generation, and one-click .prg firmware build.
Renders a clickable wooden fish at the center of the DSH web UI; each strike pops "功德 +1" and speaks "南无阿弥陀佛", with light/dark theme support.
Apply local wallpapers to DSH Web with single-image or folder slideshow, transparency, blur, sakura/snow effects, and see-through sidebar and input.
A selectable neo-brutalist / pop-art theme bundle for DeepSeek Harness Web that keeps conversation content calm while adding expressive Shell, Composer, Goal, and transition surfaces, with four visual presets included.
A selectable cyber-editorial dark theme plugin for DeepSeek Harness Web offering two skin variants, official Settings integration, and no forced theme switch or Harness file modification.
Replaces the entire DSH Web GUI with a Classic Macintosh System 7 pixel aesthetic—pixel fonts, Finder sidebar, square buttons, and dual light/dark palettes—persistent and instant after install.
A mystical DeepSeek entertainment plugin that injects fixed rules into the system prompt to mimic the grey-test divine model chain-of-thought, purely for fun.
A desktop virtual pet for DSH that reacts to your coding activity, featuring leveling, 24 skins, daily quests, an economy system, and bond-based interactions.
A Codex-style conversation minimap rail on the left edge of the chat column, with hover summaries, click-to-jump, and real-time sidebar tracking.
A lightweight tint plugin for DeepSeek Harness that lets you independently color the sidebar, chat area, and input box with presets, vividness control, and theme-adaptive shading.
Plays distinct synthesized chimes in the DSH Web UI to signal message receipt, thinking start, tool invocation, and turn end.