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@danielng23/dsh-edex-ui

v0.1.0

Published

eDEX-UI style shell over the web surface: system telemetry left bar, network/world-view right bar, filesystem browser bottom-left, original UI centered

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@danielng23/dsh-edex-ui

DeepSeek Harness eDEX-UI shell plugin — a terminal-inspired overlay for the DSH web GUI. Adds a classic eDEX-UI layout: system telemetry left bar, world-map right bar, filesystem browser, and a terminal-styled composer input — all wrapped around the original UI.

dsh-edex-ui screenshot

Features

  • Left bar — system overview panel: CPU, memory, swap, processes, platform info, and thermal/power state, with per-core CPU sparklines
  • Right bar — network status + encom-globe world view with endpoint markers and spline links, plus a dual up/down traffic chart with grid
  • Bottom-left — filesystem browser: directory listing, file preview, storage bar, with folder/file SVG icons in the theme green
  • Bottom-right — file preview pane (text, code, images)
  • Terminal-styled composer — flattened input capsule, green block caret, and a ~/<workspace> path prompt at the left edge of the input area
  • Workspace-follow — the dir panel and prompt track the active conversation's workspace; switching sessions navigates both the filesystem browser and the prompt
  • Green-on-black skin — token overrides recolour the entire original UI to terminal green, without touching the user's theme preference

Installation

From the harness checkout:

pnpm dsh plugin --profile web add @danielng23/dsh-edex-ui

Packages

| Package | Host/Client | Description | |---|---|---| | @danielng23/dsh-edex-ui | — | Installable bundle (cordis.patch.yml) | | @danielng23/dsh-client-ui-edex | client | The eDEX shell frame and all panels | | @danielng23/dsh-client-ui-theme-terminal | client | Appearance → Terminal theme row | | @danielng23/dsh-host-system-metrics | host | System telemetry RPC endpoints |

License

MIT