@claude-code-tips/dsh-plugin

A DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin bundle for the web profile. It replaces the static Deep diving... turn-status label with rotating, Claude Code-style loading words — the original 56-word set — while a turn is running. The elapsed-time clock next to the status is preserved.

What it changes

Before:

Deep diving... 12s

After (rotates every few seconds):

Thinking...  12s

The implementation is a small browser-side client plugin: it watches the chat DOM and rewrites only the status text node. No server code, no model prompt changes, no fork of DSH.

The full 56-word rotation list:

Accomplishing, Actioning, Actualizing, Baking, Brewing, Calculating,
Cerebrating, Churning, Clauding, Coalescing, Cogitating, Computing,
Conjuring, Considering, Cooking, Crafting, Creating, Crunching,
Deliberating, Determining, Doing, Effecting, Finagling, Forging,
Forming, Generating, Hatching, Herding, Honking, Hustling, Ideating,
Inferring, Manifesting, Marinating, Moseying, Mulling, Mustering,
Musing, Noodling, Percolating, Pondering, Processing, Puttering,
Reticulating, Ruminating, Schlepping, Shucking, Simmering, Smooshing,
Spinning, Stewing, Synthesizing, Thinking, Transmuting, Vibing, Working

Install

Requires the web profile and a DSH version that supports out-of-tree bundles (dsh 0.1.0-rc.6 or newer).

# from this directory
dsh plugin --profile web add .

Or install from a git checkout:

dsh plugin --profile web add github:your-name/dsh-claude-code-tips

Then start the web UI:

dsh --profile web

Verify

1. Start the web UI and open a session.
2. Send a message.
3. While the model is working, the status line should show rotating loading words such as Thinking..., Pondering..., or Musing... instead of Deep diving....

To disable without uninstalling, add to the profile's cordis.patch.yml:

- id: claude-code-tips
  disabled: true

Development

The plugin has no build step. client.js is the browser half loaded by DSH's client module system; cordis.patch.yml inserts it into the web profile.

License

MIT