dsh-mcskin: A Minecraft Theme for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-mcskin is a third-party, Minecraft-style plugin for DeepSeek Harness. By overriding theme tokens and injecting CSS, it provides six theme configurations featuring sidebar gradients, brand grass strips, Creeper decorations, and pixelated icon controls. Theme selection supports light/dark mode and is persistently saved via the browser's LocalStorage. The plugin requires a recent DSH version and modern browser support, is maintained by community developers, and aims to deliver an immersive, playful interface experience.
Read Moredsh-mc-companion: Turn DeepSeek Harness (DSH) into a Minecraft buddy
`dsh-mc-companion` is an in-game social plugin for Minecraft within the DSH ecosystem, focusing on chat, following, memory, and interaction. It is not responsible for launching the game or downloading versions (handled by `dsh-mc-agent`). It must be used in conjunction with `dsh-mc-agent` and relies on the Cordis shared service. Core functions include automatically following players (within a 3-block distance), supporting in-game Chinese chat and specific commands (such as `/跟着我` and `/停下`), storing up to 60 local memories (located at `~/.dsh-mc/companion.json`, permissions 0600), switching moods based on context and probabilistically initiating conversation, as well as responding to events such as players joining and dying. Additionally, it injects status notifications into DSH and exposes `mc_friend`.
Read MoreMinecraft Pixel Skin: A Minecraft Launcher-Style Skin Plugin for DeepSeek Harness WebUI
Minecraft Pixel Skin is a community skin plugin designed specifically for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) WebUI, aiming to restyle the interface into the pixel style of the Minecraft Launcher without modifying the main workflow. The plugin leverages visual elements such as grass-block green and dirt brown, offering crisp blocky borders, pixelated backgrounds and buttons, and is fully compatible with both dark and light modes. Its core implementation achieves visual customization by injecting modules such as `dsh-client-runtime`. For installation, users need to run the `dsh plugin --profile web add` command in the DSH root directory, pointing to the GitHub repository address, and then refresh the page for the changes to take effect. The plugin requires `@deepseek-ai/cor
Read Moredsh-minecraft-theme: Adding Minecraft Theme to DSH Web Interface
`dsh-minecraft-theme` is an MIT-licensed plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) designed to transform the web interface into a Minecraft pixel-art style. The plugin offers 21 official block texture backgrounds, pixel fonts, MC-style buttons with click sound effects, and a built-in music player featuring 16 original tracks. Core functionalities include texture management (supporting import, rename, deletion, sorting, and persistent saving of custom textures) and local music playback (allowing import of local folders in any format without uploading data). Installation requires the dependency `@deepseek-ai/cordis` and can be directly installed by sending the GitHub address to DSH. The plugin operates as a static plugin, reading local resources within the host process, prioritizing workspace resources, and without...
Read MoreTransform DeepSeek Harness into a Minecraft launcher with dsh-mc-launcher
DSH-MC-Launcher is a DeepSeek Harness interface enhancement plugin maintained by hellosky983, open-sourced under the MIT license. It runs within the dsh host process to implement Minecraft version listing, official source download, Microsoft device code login and Java startup. Its interface can be set as a chat tab or a full-screen launcher, and provides `mc_*` tools for agents to call. This is an unofficial project not affiliated with Mojang / Microsoft. You need to prepare your own legitimate Minecraft account and Azure client ID.
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