dsh-mimo-skin: A Plugin for Reskinning DSH Web GUI
dsh-mimo-skin is a theme-only plugin designed for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), aiming to transform the interface into a MiMo-like warm white paper style with serif elements through CSS variable overrides. The plugin is lightweight and has no additional resource dependencies. It provides full-page theming, light/dark shell switching, and a top scrolling wordmark, while automatically calculating accent colors to ensure contrast. Users can install it via the command line or GUI and adjust parameters such as theme, colors, wordmark height, and opacity in real time from the configuration card. It takes effect automatically after installation and is cleaned up automatically upon uninstallation, making it suitable for users who want personalized visual customization.
Read MoreEAC-skin-loader: DSH UI Skin Loader
EAC-skin-loader is a standardized UI skin loader in the DSH ecosystem, designed to provide a zero-side-effect and recoverable theme-switching experience. The plugin includes 13 built-in skins and features core capabilities such as automatic discovery, globally exclusive switching, fault isolation, and recovery across restarts. It can be used via Git installation or local build and is visually manageable in DSH settings. The project follows a weak-constraint convention, supports 2 built-in example skins and 11 convention-based migrated skins, and places its licensing boundary at MIT for the engineering skeleton, with visual content distributed under its upstream licenses.
Read Moredsh-pwsh-style: Theming PowerShell Cards in DSH Sessions
`dsh-pwsh-style` is a single-file plugin that provides restyling options for PowerShell cards in DSH sessions. By injecting CSS variables, it offers eight themes and font adjustments, supports copying commands, displays the full command and working directory, and automatically injects the PowerShell logo. The plugin does not rely on hashed class names, ensuring compatibility after DSH upgrades. After installation, restart `dsh web` and enable/configure it in the GUI.
Read Moredsh-homepage-skin: DeepSeek Harness Homepage Background Skin
The DeepSeek Harness plugin `dsh-homepage-skin` adapts the local interface to match the visual style of the official DeepSeek website. Through code injection, it adds background elements such as flowing light effects, a dot-line grid, and a digital whale, along with a glassmorphic sidebar. It supports light and dark theme switching. After installation, restart the process and enable the plugin in the settings. The plugin modifies only the background and sidebar without affecting the layout, supports responsive hiding animations on mobile devices, and is licensed under the MIT License.
Read MoreUsing dsh-skin to Reskin DeepSeek Harness Web Interface and Customize Wallpaper
dsh-skin is a web skin customization plugin for DeepSeek Harness maintained by KinGao294: it offers seven carefully selected color schemes prefixed with `--dsw-alias-*`, plus features like translucent wallpapers, masks and blur effects. This article verifies the functional boundaries, installation commands and localStorage persistence method based on the community directory page, GitHub README and client source code. It is licensed under MIT and only applies to the web profile.
Read MoreUse deepseek-harness-skin to restyle DeepSeek Harness
deepseek-harness-skin is a DeepSeek Harness skin customization system maintained by HeiGeAi: it comes with 21 built-in skins, plus the ability to generate a full color scheme with a single image. It derives guaranteed contrast based on four color categories, verifies readability during construction, restricts its scope to the `body` attribute, and allows users to switch back to the native interface at any time. The community directory provides the `dsh plugin add` command, but the repository README specifies that it must be installed into the 0.1.0-rc.5 source code checkout and rebuilt, and the npx method is not available. The code is licensed under MIT, and visual materials have separate usage right boundaries.
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