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DIY your DSH UI fonts and colors: per-region styling, unified overrides, theme save and switch, random font and color.

Browse the DSH skill library from a floating-ball panel: categories, Chinese descriptions, instant search, full SKILL.md viewer, and an automatic skill-failure ledger driven by tools/result events.

A Live2D waifu plugin for DSH.

Customize the UI's Chinese and English fonts, code font, and global font-size offset on a settings page, with a live preview and one-click reset.

Rearranges DSH Web into a three-column workbench with file editing, Git views, Markdown preview, and workspace terminals.

Attention reminders: frame badge, tab-title count, and a status-colored whale favicon for sessions waiting for input or finished unopened.

Adds a visible vertical scrollbar to the DSH Web settings navigation when its sections exceed the viewport.

Replace tool-card leading icons with emoji while preserving the original cards.

Conversation TOC for DeepSeek Harness: turn-grouped Markdown heading outline with keyword search (title/full-text scope), in-chat match highlighting, auto-follow, and smooth jump navigation.

Project file explorer in the details column (multi-select, drag-move, upload, download, rename, trash, system-open) with an in-session read-only preview tab for Markdown/HTML/JSON/CSV/notebook/PDF + code highlighting, a live model throughput badge, and a multiline GoalBar.

Review agent file changes as a dsh-better-sidebar sidebar tab or chat turn-tail row — line-level diffs and undo.

Manchester United 2026/27 fixtures in the sidebar with kickoff times in your local timezone, finished matches with W/L/D results.

Generates UI wireframes and high-fidelity mockups in DeepSeek Harness with selectable DashScope and Volcengine image providers.

UI enhancement suite for the DSH web client: Chinese locale completion, one-row stats, auto-expanded thinking, chat width, session archiving and delete, plus an optional prompt-injection switch (off by default).

Automatically loads the full conversation history when a session opens, so older messages are ready without clicking "Load earlier".

Session-header button that cycles the conversation width (748-1600px), widening the chat column, composer, and user bubbles together.

Local long-term schedule panel: top-bar "日程" text button, today/week/history month-calendar views with stats, completion checkmarks with per-day history, schedule↔conversation links with click-to-jump, recurring tasks (daily/weekly), optional auto carry-over for unfinished one-time tasks, and dailytask_* agent tools.

Left-edge turn-marks strip in chat: one bar per user message, click to jump to that message, hover for a preview, active bar turns white.

Configurable statistics row below the composer via a ${variable} display template — which segments appear and how they are labelled is fully user-defined.

Scroll-painting message rail for DeepSeek Harness: a slim right-edge rail with one indicator per user message, scroll-spy follows the reading position, hover unfolds a canvas with full message previews, and clicking jumps to any history message; animates in sync with better-sidebar panels.

Conversation node appearance for the DeepSeek Harness web GUI: configurable per-category and per-tool colors (left accent bar + tinted background), plus a show-thinking toggle; pure frontend rendering, takes effect instantly and persists to the DSH user settings file.

Plugin-button aggregator with carrier + on-site-LLM extensibility: gather any plugin's scattered buttons into one entry (SSiD title bar / web floating ball), LLM registers per environment, right-click deregisters — pure data, no plugin source touched.

macOS desktop shell for the DSH web UI: a plugin plus a small Tauri/WKWebView window over the loopback web surface — real macOS fullscreen, single instance, external links delegated to the system browser, and browser-style zoom.

Durable, reversible installer that patches DSH Desktop session-reference UX — workspace-prioritized @ candidates, title-first display, two-line menu layout, and sidebar drag-to-composer session references.