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@vibeinging/dsh-theme-pack

v0.1.0

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Profile-owned DeepSeek Harness Desktop App themes

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@vibeinging/dsh-theme-pack

This app-owned DSH Profile Bundle contributes the two product themes used by DeepSeek Harness Desktop App.

  • professional-blue is the default product theme, with crisp cool-paper surfaces, restrained cobalt accents, and an ink-blue dark palette.
  • anime-blue is optional and enables the anime home presentation with a softer sky-blue and periwinkle palette.

The Bundle owns installation and provenance through dsh.bundle.patch, and its patch inserts the dsh-theme-pack Cordis plugin row so Profile also owns runtime lifecycle. Its standard dsh.client entry applies the blue brand token through DSH theme.overrideTokens(), so the same package works in the official Web Profile and in DeepSeek Harness Desktop App. The compatibility test installs the local package with the official dsh plugin --profile web add command, boots the unmodified official Web Profile, and checks the applied theme token in a real sandboxed browser window. The transitional dshWork.themes descriptor supplies the desktop theme picker and the full fixed-field semantic palettes until that product surface moves to the standard DSH theme registry; it contains only renderer-safe hexadecimal colors and appearance tokens and never injects raw CSS.

Before exposing the Client surface, the product runtime adapter uses the official DSH Settings API to persist ui-theme.preference: dark only when that namespace has no user preference. An explicit light, dark, or system value is never overwritten. Product theme selection remains in DeepSeek Harness Desktop App's theme settings: a missing selection resolves to professional-blue, while an explicit anime-blue selection remains valid.