dsh-desktop-pet

Waiting on an agent run can feel a little sterile, especially in a plain Web GUI. dsh-desktop-pet drops a tiny orange cat into the bottom-right corner of the DeepSeek Harness interface, where it blinks, wags its tail, and purrs, giving your session a bit of living company without pulling in a heavyweight desktop-pet framework.

The cat is fully interactive: drag it anywhere and the position is remembered via localStorage, click for a happy hop and a random speech bubble that follows your interface language, double-click to cycle through dazing, sleeping, and excited moods, and right-click for a quick menu to swap moods, hide the pet, or open an about card. A dedicated settings section lets you toggle visibility and animations. Everything is rendered with pure CSS keyframe animations and inline SVG—zero image assets, zero extra browser dependencies beyond React—so it stays crisp under both light and dark themes and loads instantly.

It is built for developers who live inside DeepSeek Harness and want a playful, low-maintenance companion in the corner of their screen, or anyone who prefers a lightweight in-app touch over installing a separate desktop-pet application. Turn it on when you want a smile; turn it off when you do not.