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@kevin2026/dsh-plugin-whale-clock

v1.0.0

Published

a month ago

A draggable floating whale clock with an hourly bounce reminder for the DeepSeek Harness web UI

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dsh plugin clock widget deepseek-harness

🐋 @kevin2026/dsh-plugin-whale-clock

A draggable floating whale clock for the DeepSeek Harness web UI.

Features

Analog clock — SVG hands ticking every second
Draggable — grab and move it anywhere; default position is top-right (right:16 / top:33vh)
Hourly bounce reminder — at every full hour the clock bounces three times (silent animation)
Theme-aware — colors use DSH theme tokens (--dsw-alias-*), so it adapts to light/dark skins automatically
Clean lifecycle — timers and listeners are released on unmount

Install

In the DSH plugin manager, install the bundle by package name:

plugin_manager install_bundle target=@kevin2026/dsh-plugin-whale-clock

Usage

Drag the clock to move it (position persists for the session; a reload returns it to the default spot).
At each full hour (HH:00:00) it bounces three times as a silent reminder — no sound.

Compatibility

DSH 0.2.0-rc.2 (kernel), web client platform.
Renders into the shell.overlay slot (scope: root, replaceRisk: none).

License

MIT