deepseek-harness-themes

deepseek-harness-themes

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A collection of UI themes for deepseek-harness.

One harness. Multiple styles.

Community-maintained theme collection built on the official theme extension point (ctx.theme from @deepseek-ai/dsh-client-ui-theme). It focuses only on the visual experience — colors, surfaces, states, code blocks, tool calls, terminal UI. No model changes, no agent changes, no prompt changes, no protocol changes.

Packages

Themes

Every preview is generated from that theme's own tokens; the full gallery is docs/previews.md.

Theme	Base	Preview
DeepSeek	light — clean DeepSeek-inspired blue
OLED	dark — true black for emissive panels
Dracula	dark — high-contrast purple/indigo
Catppuccin	dark — soft pastel (Mocha)
Tokyo Night	dark — midnight blue with neon accents
GitHub Dark	dark — familiar GitHub interface
Solarized	dark — scientific teal, yellow accent
Gruvbox	dark — retro warm palette, orange
Nord	dark — arctic north-blues, frost
Synthwave '84	dark — neon pink/cyan on deep violet
Cobalt2	dark — cobalt blue, signature yellow

Install

Two commands: one installs the dependency, adds the layer to the profile, and mounts the feature; the other starts the Web surface.

dsh plugin --profile web add @dshthemes/ui
dsh web

web is the shipped Web profile and initializes on first use. Pick a theme under Settings → General; the selection persists, so nothing else runs from a terminal.

Remove it just as easily:

dsh plugin --profile web remove @dshthemes/ui

See docs/installation.md for the core-only shape, installing from a source checkout, the hand-written patch alternative, local development, and troubleshooting.

Theme philosophy

Themes change how deepseek-harness looks, not how it behaves. A theme is easy to install, easy to switch, easy to customize, consistent across UI states, comfortable during long coding sessions, and independent from agent logic. The token contract is docs/theme-spec.md.

Contributing

Community themes are welcome — docs/creating-a-theme.md is the ordered guide. Standing orders live in AGENTS.md.

Participation follows the Code of Conduct. Report vulnerabilities privately through the security policy.

License

MIT