What the project actually does
DSH Themes brings together visual Themes, complete Skins, and 100 selected Plugins. Gallery helps you choose a look, Plugins groups useful tools into ten practical use cases, and Token Lab lets you edit a palette before creating a Theme. Catalog numbers stay stable when the selection changes; browse the current pages for available items.
| Token | Role | Check |
|---|---|---|
| Simple Theme | Overrides the fixed 13 semantic light and dark tokens | Declarative data and generated bundle only |
| Full Skin | Adds controlled styling and content-addressed WebP assets | Stricter rights, selector, package, and runtime proof |
| Community Skin | Uses a fixed third-party package or reviewed adaptation | Current 0.1.3-alpha.1 source and item checks |
| Curated Plugins | 100 selected Plugins add tools and workflow capabilities | Follow the current item’s source, installation method, and setup requirements. |
The website and your computer have different jobs
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Discover and compare on the website
Browse released work, inspect its provenance, and compare exact light and dark evidence without changing your machine.
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Authorize one exact lane and item
This guide targets DeepSeek Harness 0.1.3-alpha.1 at source commit d347e703908d0406b7a7ef80e3a0e594d86b2215. The Alpha installation uses a build from that exact source revision. Check the selected item’s current package, profile, and test results separately; older receipts and screenshots do not establish compatibility with this Alpha.
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Use the eligible local Agent Skill
Installation changes happen in your local Harness profile. The 54 first-party theme and skin packages use dsh-theme-manager; the 38 community theme and skin entries use dsh-community-skin-installer; the 100 curated plugins use dsh-plugin-installer. Use the selected item’s numbered task and check its current installation requirements.
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Restart and verify the real Web UI
Static plugin-set changes need a DSH restart. The resulting profile and browser appearance are checked after the restart.
Verified is an evidence state, not a style label
- The release identity, manifest, package bytes, SHA-256, and integrity must agree.
- The exact DSH artifact, dependency closure, frontend, token catalog, and selector record must match the tested baseline.
- Full Skins require real isolated light and dark runtime captures from the final package.
- Source, license, attribution, and media rights remain separate from technical compatibility.
Choose what you want to do next
Build a personal workspace
Choose one look in Gallery and one useful tool in Plugins. Compare the changed interface and the added capability separately so you know which item to adjust or remove later.
Help me choose one Theme or Full Skin and one Plugin for reading a large codebase. Show catalog numbers, explain the difference, and use each current installation prompt after I choose.Common questions
Before you make a change
Answers about formats, compatibility, evidence, and rollback.
What does this guide verify?
This guide covers: Official ThemeRuntime token surface; Fixed 0.1.3-alpha.1 source and item-level verification; Theme Manager, Community Skin Installer and Plugin Installer
What should I do first?
DSH Themes helps you choose themes, skins and useful plugins for DeepSeek Harness, adjust colors in Token Lab, and install items by catalog number. It is an independent community project with no official affiliation with or endorsement from DeepSeek AI.
Which boundary matters most?
DSH Themes is not affiliated with or endorsed by DeepSeek AI. DeepSeek and DeepSeek Harness names identify the upstream project and compatibility target; they do not turn this website into an official service.
Does a Skin add the same features as a Plugin?
A Skin changes the visual experience. A Plugin may add tools or workflow behavior. Read the item description instead of inferring capability from its appearance.
Continue learning
Continue from the verified evidence
Compare published artifacts or return to the installation documentation.