DSH Assistant Skin

The DSH plugin `dsh-assistant-skin` provides a customizable “assistant skin” for the Web GUI, supporting a black-and-blue dark theme and displaying assistant avatars in the conversation area. It overrides 134 design tokens to enforce dark mode, injects a media layer to display assistant avatars, and uses an automatic discovery mechanism to manage persistent and triggered actions such as breathing and blinking. Users must name image assets according to the specified conventions, and the configuration file is located at `cordis.patch.yml`. The plugin does not modify the DOM structure; it relies on computed styles for positioning and requires a restart after installation to take effect.

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dsh-cerrda-theme: Cerrda Dark Theme for DSH Web GUI

The DeepSeek Harness plugin `dsh-cerrda-theme` offers a cerrda-inspired dark theme. It features a rose/purple oklch color palette, Liquid Glass visual components, and a dynamic Silk WebGL2 background, and supports installation and local development via `pnpm`. The plugin operates through Bundle Patch and Client injection mechanisms, and a process restart is required after installation or modification for changes to take effect.

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dsh-dracula-theme: Apply the classic Dracula dark theme to DeepSeek Harness

# Introduction When using the Web GUI of DeepSeek Harness (DSH), the visual appearance follows the client's color scheme. If you want to switch to a pleasing dark theme, the conventional method is to fork the client and manually edit the CSS. This is tedious and requires rebasing every time you upgrade. DSH's philosophy is "Everything is a plugin." The client has a built-in theme runtime, allowing color schemes to be registered as plugins without modifying the client source code. The `dsh-dracula-theme` introduced below is precisely such a theme plugin: it brings the classic Dracula dark color scheme to DSH. # What is this `dsh-dracula-theme` is maintained by ossFrankFrank and is released under the MIT License. It is based on the official Dracula...

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