dsh-slide-gauge: A Draggable Gauge Widget for the DeepSeek Harness Interface

yvhcel888/dsh-slide-gauge

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Listed on 2026-09-23
Page last updated 2026-09-24

A slide-gauge widget for the DeepSeek Harness UI corner: drag the character along the ruler to reveal status labels, hit the edges for a whale-girl easter egg, and keep your last position.

dsh-slide-gauge is a persistent widget that adds a draggable gauge panel to the bottom-right corner of the DeepSeek Harness Web and desktop interfaces. It addresses the lack of lightweight in-interface interaction and the way state resets on every refresh: hold the character avatar and slide it along the ruler to get one of four live states, and drag past the scene edges to reveal a whale-girl easter egg. The drag position is saved to local storage so reopening resumes where you stopped, the scene scales proportionally from the original layout, mouse and touch both work, and you can drop in your own character image to replace the placeholder avatar.

How to Install

install
npmdsh plugin --profile web add dsh-slide-gauge
Category
Entertainment
Platform
DSH Plugin
Author
yvhcel888
Distribution
Plugin

dsh-slide-gauge Key Features

Floating toggle in the bottom-right cornerDrag the character to switch statusEdge drag triggers whale-girl easter eggRemembers your last drag positionSupports mouse and touch input
Listed on dsh-plugin.org

dsh-slide-gauge Repo Summary

What Does It Do?

DSH Slide Gauge is a DSH plugin for DeepSeek Harness that places a draggable gauge widget in the bottom-right corner of the Web and desktop interfaces. It solves the lack of lightweight in-interface interaction and the annoyance of state resetting on every refresh, by letting you drag a character along a ruler and see a status readout. The plugin is maintained by yvhcel888 under the MIT license and ships with its own marker, base, and whale-girl artwork.

Core Features

  • Floating "测" button: opens the panel from the bottom-right corner without covering the main interface.
  • Drag-based status: hold the character avatar and slide it left or right along the ruler to get one of four states.
  • Boundary easter egg: dragging the pointer past the left or right edge of the scene reveals a whale-girl character.
  • Position memory: the drag position is written to local storage, so refreshing or reopening restores where you left off instead of snapping back to center.
  • Scaled scene: the scene scales proportionally from the original 1200×700 layout and works with both mouse and touch input.
  • Optional custom avatar: a placeholder character is used by default, and a self-supplied image is loaded first once placed in the assets folder.

How to Use This Plugin?

After enabling it in DSH, a round "测" button appears in the bottom-right corner; click it to open the panel, then hold the character avatar and drag left or right while the red text at the top shows the current state. Drag the pointer beyond the dashed boundaries to trigger the whale-girl easter egg, and close then reopen the panel to find it still at your last position. The plugin supports both the web and desktop profiles, and only reads local images and scripts from its own same-origin routes, with no third-party services, credentials, or subprocesses involved.

How to Troubleshoot This Plugin?

If the drag position is not restored, check whether the browser has local storage disabled, since the position is kept only there and clearing site data resets it to the default. If the panel opens but the character image is missing, verify that the self-supplied image sits in the plugin package's assets folder under the agreed filename, then refresh the page so it is loaded first. After editing the front-end script, a hard refresh is needed; after editing the host logic, restart the corresponding profile for changes to take effect.

This page is an independent rewrite of the plugin's official README — for authoritative documentation and the latest changes, refer to the source: yvhcel888/dsh-slide-gauge. The plugin is third-party code that runs on your machine once installed; inclusion does not imply endorsement — please review the source before installing.

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