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dsh-liquid-glass

Liquid glass for DeepSeek Harness: full-shell translucency, adjustable opacity, and custom wallpapers.

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Language
JavaScript
Created
Aug 16, 2026
Updated
Sep 4, 2026

Introduction

dsh-liquid-glass

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npm license DeepSeek Harness

Liquid glass for DeepSeek Harness — one toggle, and the whole interface turns to glass.

Translucency built for DeepSeek Harness: the page base, cards, panels and chat bubbles all go see-through over your own background image, with a single slider for exactly how much glass you want. Nothing else — the best tools are the simple ones.

Install

dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-liquid-glass

Open Settings → General — a Liquid Glass row appears. It is ON by default; restart once after install.

Preview

SettingsGlass shellWallpaper
Liquid Glass settingsTranslucent DeepSeek Harness shellCustom wallpaper controls

What you get

  • Full-shell transparency: every surface the shell paints — page base, cards, panels, sidebar, chat bubbles, code blocks — goes translucent through the official ThemeRuntime token-override layer. Neutral white on the light scheme, near-black on dark.
  • One master transparency slider (3%–95%): higher values reveal more of the background.
  • Full-page custom background: upload a local image (auto-compressed for localStorage) or paste a URL. It spans the whole page behind the glass.

Privacy and compatibility

  • Settings and uploaded backgrounds stay in this browser's localStorage; the plugin has no server component and sends no telemetry.
  • The UI integrates through DeepSeek Harness's public client runtime, locale, slot and theme APIs.
  • Light and dark color schemes are supported. A DSH restart is required once after installation so the client bundle can be loaded.

Verify from source

The smoke test runs the published client bundle inside a mocked DSH browser runtime and exercises registration, lifecycle, settings, persistence, wallpaper controls and slider bounds:

node test/smoke.test.mjs

Uninstall

dsh plugin --profile web remove dsh-liquid-glass

Preferences live in this browser's localStorage and are left behind harmlessly.

License

MIT