dsh-pixel-whale

Staring at the bare «Deep diving...» line while waiting for a reply is one of those small frustrations that add up over a long workday. dsh-pixel-whale fills that blank with a 36×26 px point-cloud whale that materialises right in front of the status text the moment a turn starts and fades away the instant it ends—no commands to run, no settings to tweak; install it, restart DSH Web, and it is simply there.

The animation is built around a heavy-head, supple-body philosophy: the broad head stays grounded while the torso bends, the tail and pectoral fins snap back with a springy rebound, and tiny bubbles rotate quietly between loops. Pixel colours are locked to a restrained blue palette so the eye tracks body movement rather than flickering points, and the whole scene honours the system prefers-reduced-motion preference for users who need a calmer visual experience.

The plugin is strictly Web-surface cosmetic: it touches no prompt logic, no tool calls, no model requests, and writes no session data. If you spend a lot of time in DSH Web chatting with DeepSeek and would enjoy a small living vignette during the wait, this is your plugin.