dsh-skin-koi-pond: Koi Pond Theme
`dsh-skin-koi-pond` is a presentation-only theme plugin for the DeepSeek Harness WebUI, delivering a "koi pond" visual experience. It uses Canvas 2D to render a koi schooling animation, with mouse interaction and light/dark theme support. It overrides official design tokens using a seven-part CSS structure, without interfering with underlying logic or services. After installation, color schemes can be switched in real time via console APIs, and custom builds are supported.
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The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin “Arknights Visual Style” uses CSS variables and DOM injection to provide a Rhodes Island-inspired UI customization for DSH, including a cyan HUD, particle effects, light sweeps, and atomic model icons. The plugin does not depend on other functional plugins and only modifies styles. Installation requires Node.js and pnpm, and one-click deployment via the provided script is recommended. Note that similar theme plugins may override each other, and style injection is not supported on DSH shell pages. Theme assets are embedded as base64, and after upgrading DSH, selectors should be updated as needed when existing styles stop taking effect.
Read Moredsh-weniger-theme: Weniger Theme Plugin for DSH Web GUI
The dsh-weniger-theme is an extension plugin for the DSH Web GUI, inspired by Dieter Rams' design philosophy, providing a warm-toned Braun-style theme. It achieves a unified visual style across light and dark modes by remapping design tokens, converging component corner radii to 0-4px, flattening shadows, and recoloring elements such as user bubbles and code blocks. Additionally, the plugin adds a chip in the footer to display the "Ten Principles of Good Design" panel. The plugin supports installation via the `dsh plugin` command from a package manager or GitHub repository, or manual configuration of `cordis.patch.yml` in the profile directory. Users should note that upgrading to version 0.1.4 or above is necessary to ensure the theme loads correctly, and the source code should be reviewed for security. The project is licensed under MIT and depends on R
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