UI Enhancements
This build declares these DSH releases, each verified on an isolated instance (its own DSH HOME, dependencies pinned to that release, the full check suite): 0.1.0-rc.7 · 0.1.0-rc.8
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dsh-TUI
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A Claude Code–style full-screen TUI plugin for DeepSeek Harness: pixel-whale top bar, live working-status line, streaming thought expansion, double-Esc time rollback, and a context progress bar with a TPS gauge. One-command npm install; mounts as a pure plugin with zero core changes.
Project details
GitHub stars 7598
LicenseMIT
Primary languageTypeScript
Last push2026-11-13T02:12:49Z
Maintainerccch1mneyyy
Added to this directory2026-08-14
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Panels without a verified Component identity are temporary: settings show their title and a distinct number for this run. Their toggles take effect immediately without being saved, and unrelated settings changes preserve that choice. Old actN:panel entries cannot be mapped safely: remove the placeholder and select the current panel again. Verified Components named actN keep their public runtime address; an explicit selection uses component:actN:panel in saved preferences to avoid claiming an old anonymous entry.
The default reasoning-effort setting offers the current backend/model’s declared tiers, including custom IDs. Saved values absent from that catalog stay visible and stored; while loading or unavailable, only Auto is selectable. On DSH, Auto follows the saved /effort choice, then the configured effort, then the model default. Claude/Codex retain backend preferences for Auto at startup and for resumed sessions; explicitly choosing Auto resets the model default. Explicit settings changes affect the next request; unsupported preferences fall back with a notice and are never forced onto a route.
Resuming a DSH session preserves its recorded reasoning effort (or its live selection when reattaching). The saved default seeds new sessions; explicit /effort and effort-default settings changes still apply to the current session’s next request.
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Use cases
dsh-TUI is for developers who live in the terminal and want DeepSeek Harness without a browser.
Terminal purists. If Claude Code's terminal UX is the bar you measure against, dsh-TUI brings the same feel to DeepSeek Harness: a full-screen interface with a live status line, streaming thought expansion, and the pixel-whale header that has become the ecosystem's signature.
Headless and SSH workflows. When you manage agents over SSH or inside tmux on a server, a TUI beats a web UI every time. No port forwarding, no browser needed — just run it where you already work.
Low-resource machines. A TUI uses far less memory and CPU than a browser tab, which matters on small VPS instances or laptops already running heavy builds.
Double-Esc to rewind. The built-in rewind gesture (press Esc twice) is a killer feature for terminal users: when an agent run goes sideways, you roll back without losing the session. Install it, remap nothing, and you'll feel at home within minutes.
Project FAQ: dsh-TUI
What is dsh-TUI?
dsh-TUI is a DeepSeek Harness ecosystem resource maintained by ccch1mneyyy. A Claude Code–style full-screen TUI plugin for DeepSeek Harness: pixel-whale top bar, live working-status line, streaming thought expansion, double-Esc time rollback, and a context progress bar with a TPS gauge. One-command npm install; mounts as a pure plugin with zero core changes.
Where can I get dsh-TUI?
Source code and usage instructions are available at https://github.com/ccch1mneyyy/dsh-TUI. Follow the repository README for the correct setup steps.
Is dsh-TUI free?
dsh-TUI is a community open-source project released under the MIT license. Review the repository license and documentation before use.
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