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Customizable brand area for the DeepSeek Harness web GUI: replace the whale logo and the DeepSeek wordmark with local images, and edit the HARNESS badge text — double-click to change, right-click to reset. 自定义 DSH 左上角品牌区：logo 与 DeepSeek 文字可换本地图片，HARNESS 徽章文字可双击编辑。
Skin manager for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) web GUI: a floating 🐋 button — left-click restores the default look, right-click lists every installed skin and switches between them (mutually exclusive). Pure client-side presentation utility.
Desktop pet for DeepSeek Harness Web UI: idle float animation, click speech, right-click settings panel, skin separation (assets + settings). Roadmap: alarm clock, sticky notes and more practical widgets — pure front-end.
DSH web plugin: terminal-style input for the composer — bash-like Up/Down prompt history with prefix search and Ctrl+R, selection toolbar with copy and quote (Codex-style > blockquote), right-click paste, toggleable draggable chat TOC, fully internationalized (zh/en), with copy modes in Settings (history sourced from the session's own message log; zero config required).
DSH plugin: right-click a folder in Windows File Explorer to open it as a DSH workspace (launches DSH if needed, creates the workspace, starts a session, and switches the DSH page to it).
Right-click context menus for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) web UI: open files, reveal in Explorer/Finder, open in a detected editor, copy paths; workspace/session context menus. 对话文件右键菜单插件。
DSH (DeepSeek Harness) right-side panel plugin: overview (context/cost/usage), files (workspace tree + right-click reference/copy/reveal), changes (files written this session), tools (tool-call details).
Optional DeepSeek Harness right-click policy: row action menus, an app menu on blank space, and editing menus for text
DeepSeek Harness plugin: recall previously sent messages in the input box with ↑/↓, and archive (delete) a workspace session with a right-click.
DSH web plugin: right-click a selected text block in the conversation to "quote it into context" — it rides as one-shot injected context on your next real user message, without entering your message text.