Plugins

Persistent image or MP4 wallpaper for the DSH Web profile: a wallpaper card under Settings -> General selects a local image or MP4 (up to 300 MB), tunes surface opacity and blur, compresses video locally to H.264 when ffmpeg/ffprobe are on PATH, stores media under ~/.dsh/wallpapers, and pins the Web server to port 9191 so the saved wallpaper survives restarts.

A DeepSeek Harness Web GUI appearance kit: 32 preset themes, custom backgrounds (wallpaper / glass / texture), per-zone text depth, and a keyboard desktop pet.

Custom background (images / GIFs / animated wallpapers) plugin for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web GUI: an enable switch plus a local asset library, with separate display mechanisms for the official theme and skin-center skins.

Persistent wallpaper skin for the dsh web profile: static image or muted looping video as the app background, with translucent panels and a floating picker panel.

DSH skin plugin: Alphacoders popular wallpapers as the DeepSeek Harness Web GUI background (gallery, search, local image upload, light/dark mask)

Colour-theme and wallpaper plugin: 62 colour themes (37 built-in, derived from OpenCode palettes, plus 25 IP presets), each shipping its own Markdown and syntax-highlight palette, a layer that pushes sub-4.5:1 semantic colours back to readable contrast, and local background images with fill or tile, blur, scrim and rotation. Replaces the earlier cnhenaihui/dsh-ios-theme.

A wall of photographs hung behind the main panel - uneven sizes at their own angles with room to breathe, twenty real landscape photographs shipped to fill it on first run, up to twenty rotating images per frame, rectangles only, the three lowest frames playing a local video, and one shortcut that sends the video back into the rotation.

Dark mecha wallpaper theme with graphite glass panels, drifting particles and a pointer-following spring mesh, with 16 adjustable settings and a one-switch return to the native look. The bundled Gundam wallpaper is not covered by the MIT license.

Windows 11 Mica, Acrylic and Tabbed backdrop materials for the DSH desktop window, with adjustable page opacity; a bundled app.asar patch makes the window transparent so the wallpaper shows through. Windows only. The transparency patch is a separate step you run yourself (node tools/window-bridge.mjs apply, with DSH closed): it edits the installed app.asar, keeps a backup next to it, and restore undoes it.

Image wallpaper behind the DSH chat UI: the composer card, the user's own bubbles and the new-chat button become frosted glass, the blur deepens by 5px once the composer has text or the conversation already has messages, and a settings-style window frosts the whole backdrop while it stays sharp itself.

A macOS screenshot button in the composer tool row: the scissors split button runs the native screencapture marquee — optionally hiding the Harness window first, chosen from its caret menu — then copies the PNG to the clipboard and attaches it to the composer draft; Screen Recording is preflighted, so an un-granted capture points at the settings instead of returning a wallpaper-only image.

One-click lock screen: a sidebar button covers the whole interface with the current Windows wallpaper, and two Esc presses unlock it.

DSH theme, has three palettes (Nord, Solarized, One Dark), per-mode customization (accent, background, foreground, translucent sidebar, contrast, wallpaper), an optional card layout for shell columns, and conversation content width.

Cleans a Wallpaper Engine workshop folder against a screenshot of your subscriptions: it finds the blue check badges, OCRs the tile titles, matches them to each project.json title, and moves non-subscribed wallpapers to the Recycle Bin. Ships a settings page and a floating modal, and is Windows-only.

Reskin the whole DSH interface with colour themes, illustration wallpapers, custom cursors and a desktop pet.

Play a Bilibili live room or video behind the DeepSeek Harness Web GUI. Scan-login with your own account, paste a live-room link or video URL, pick the quality tier — with adjustable blur, scrim and panel opacity.

Shows the local desktop wallpaper behind a translucent DeepSeek Harness window: the image is pixel-aligned with the desktop (edge-snaps, partially off-screen and maximized windows included), follows wallpaper and slideshow changes, and adapts the readability veil to the image brightness; dialogs, menus, the embedded browser, the composer and search fields keep their original opaque palette.

macOS-only frosted-glass skin for the DSH NEXT / DSH Desktop conversation pane and third-party sidebars: native vibrancy material, independent switches per level, an optional wallpaper backdrop with adjustable frost, and a Settings section; background material only, no layout changes.

One image behind the whole DSH shell. The image layer sits at z-index -1 and the shell's two --dsw-* tokens are repointed at translucent tints, so the picture shows through the frame, sidebar and composer. Ships a bundled default picture so it works with zero configuration, plus a floating panel with five sliders, presets, upload, and an SSRF-guarded URL import; changes persist to a local settings.json and the client self-heals when the SPA replaces its stylesheet.

Wallpaper layer behind the whole DeepSeek Harness Web UI, fed by image URLs, local files and folders, or a Wallpaper Engine workshop directory, with opacity, blur and translucent-panel sliders, a slideshow with random order and cross-fade, muted video playback, previous/next keyboard shortcuts, and a per-URL archive that keeps every fetched picture under "Loaded images".

Meteor-night wallpaper skin for DeepSeek Harness: a sharp full-window meteor picture, transparent sidebar and night-only ink.

Chat wallpaper for the DSH desktop UI: paint one image from a local folder across the app, tune the left sidebar, main window and right sidebar scrims separately, rotate through a group with fade effects, and add a bar under the composer, a task progress bar and an all-session token total.

A desktop companion for DSH: she lives on your real desktop, in the wallpaper or in dsh's own page, talks by voice, speaks first and remembers you. Several characters, each with her own look and scene rules.

Firefly-themed wallpaper background for the DSH Web GUI: four hand-picked wallpapers behind the chat, a canvas firefly field on top, and sliders for veil, blur, particle count and panel transparency.