dsh-deepseek-status: A Live Service Status Lamp for the DeepSeek Harness Sidebar

What Does It Do?

DeepSeek Status Lamp is a DSH plugin for DeepSeek Harness that places a glowing live DeepSeek service-status lamp in the left sidebar footer. It solves the problem of having to keep opening the public status page just to check whether DeepSeek is healthy, compressing that signal into a single ambient light. The lamp's colour maps directly to the overall state, and hovering or keyboard-focusing it reveals a full breakdown card. It is a pure UI/experience bundle and adds no agent tools.

Core Features

• Status lamp: renders a light-tube style indicator in the sidebar footer, about 63px long in the wide sidebar and 41px in the collapsed 56px rail, with a soft coloured bloom and light spill below.
• Colour equals state: green for operational, blue for maintenance, amber for degraded, red for partial or full outage, and grey when status is unavailable; amber breathes slowly, red pulses faster, and both stop under reduced-motion preferences.
• Hover breakdown card: shows the overall state, every service component grouped by section with its own state, each active incident or maintenance window with its latest update, affected components and update time, plus the upstream source name.
• Theme and locale aware: text is localized in English and Chinese through the host locale service, and every colour is a host theme token so it follows light and dark themes.
• Same-origin data proxy: the host half fetches the status page every 90 seconds, decodes its React flight payload, falls back to the incident RSS feed when parsing fails, and serves a normalized snapshot as same-origin JSON so the browser never calls the status site directly.

How to Use This Plugin?

After enabling this DSH plugin and reloading the Harness Web page, the lamp appears in the sidebar footer and starts reading DeepSeek platform status with no extra configuration. In daily use, glance at the lamp colour to judge overall health; when you want detail, hover it or focus it with the keyboard and the card lists component states and ongoing incidents. The client polls the host route every 60 seconds and refreshes immediately when the tab becomes visible again, so changes show up promptly.

How to Troubleshoot This Plugin?

A grey lamp means status is unavailable, usually because the upstream status page could not be fetched or parsed; the plugin falls back to the incident RSS feed, so check again later. If the lamp does not appear, confirm the Harness Web page was reloaded, since the client bundle is served per page load, and confirm you are running the profile you actually use. If the hover card is empty, the upstream page structure has likely changed and parsing failed; follow the official instructions to inspect host-side logs and the data source.