dsh-background: Custom Background Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web GUI has a unified default style. This plugin renders a wallpaper and a frosted-glass control panel at the underlying layer, allowing users to customize an immersive or playful appearance. Core features include multimedia background support (images, GIFs, and videos), aurora gradient options, frosted-glass effects, and persistent configuration. Version 3 has been rewritten to optimize data stream parsing. When using it, upload files through the settings panel and pay attention to version notes and loading status.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Custom Background Wallpaper Plugin
The dsh-background plugin for DeepSeek Harness allows users to customize the chat interface background, supporting local uploads, URLs, and a no-background mode. It provides automatic image scaling, transparency and mask adjustments, and supports switching between the chat area and fullscreen. Configuration and images are stored persistently and take effect after restart. Installation requires Node.js >= 22 and uses pnpm to add the plugin. The plugin only downloads linked images (20 MB, 20 s, up to 5 redirects) and writes them to a local directory, does not collect private data, and is licensed under MIT.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Web Background Plugin: Local Wallpaper and Semi-Transparent Effects
The DeepSeek Harness plugin dsh-background lets users customize the wallpaper of the Web interface, supporting either a single image or folder-based carousels, with adjustable transparency, blur, mask, and cherry blossom/snowflake effects. Users can install it via the command line and configure it in Settings. Plugin configuration is stored locally, and settings are retained after uninstallation. Note that this is a community project and only reads local files; ensure the Profile is set to web before installation.
Read Moredsh-background: Custom Background Image Plugin for DSH Desktop
`dsh-background` is a fun dress-up plugin designed for the desktop version of DeepSeek Harness, aiming to achieve UI personalization at low cost. It allows users to change the window background by selecting images, adjusting mask intensity, and using commands without modifying core code. Supporting formats such as PNG and JPG, it offers local persistent storage, shortcut command operations, and one-click restoration to defaults. The plugin requires Node.js >= 20 and can be easily managed through the settings menu or the `/background` command after installation, making it ideal for users who value visual experience.
Read Moredsh-background: Configuring local background images in DeepSeek Harness Web
dsh-background is an MIT-licensed plugin for DeepSeek Harness Web designed to allow users to customize the web page background using local images while preserving the default theme and text readability. After installation, users can enter the absolute path of a local image in "Settings > General Settings > Appearance" and adjust the overlay intensity between 0% and 100% to optimize the display effect. The plugin supports common formats such as JPG and PNG (with a 25MB limit) and features real-time preview, automatic adaptation to light and dark themes, and configuration persistence. Since browsers cannot directly access local files, images are served by the host via the `/dsh-background/image` route. This plugin is suitable for scenarios requiring localized backgrounds without directly modifying the source code. It is recommended to review the source code for security before installation, and configuration files must be manually cleaned up after uninstallation.
Read Moredsh-background: Custom DSH WebUI Background Plugin
`@starryhui/dsh-background` is a custom background plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) WebUI, licensed under MIT. This plugin allows users to connect a local image folder to the background settings through the "Settings → Background" interface without modifying the frontend code. Core features include support for scanning image galleries in multiple formats, free dragging and cropping of frames, real-time adjustment of transparency/blur/scale and position, three display modes, and cross-fading slideshow of multiple images. All configurations take effect immediately and are persistently stored in the `background` namespace of `settings.yaml`, remaining intact after restarts. There are two main installation methods: one is using the `dsh plugin --profile web add` command via npm.
Read More