dsh-adiv-theme
适用于 DeepSeek Harness 的温暖羊皮纸主题：纸张色调画布、焦橙色点缀、基于环形的层次感，以及衬线/无衬线字体区分。
插件会安装到这里；不确定时保持 web。
npx -y @deepseek-ai/dsh plugin --profile web add github:Age10-Moyu/dsh-adiv-theme#d2035b79a5e43b3fbb0b2cd6814630a3e2f68221Adiv Theme 以 dsh-adiv-theme 发布，当前版本为 1.0.0。Plugin Hub 会校验它的 manifest，并保存精确安装来源，便于复现安装结果。
A warm parchment theme for DeepSeek Harness.
The name reads as "A-div": the backslash and the division sign are the same stroke drawn two ways.
Paper-toned canvas, burnt-orange accent, ring-based depth, and a serif/sans typographic split — implemented as a client-half DSH plugin.
Redefines the DSH client's semantic colour tokens (--dsw-alias-*) plus the
type stacks on body, so every surface, border, label, button, and state colour
in the interface follows the palette. It also sets the serif voice on content
headings and on the blank-session hero headline, and rewrites the turn-status
label.
Installing the bundle is enabling it. There is no settings row and no
toggle: mounting the row in the profile is the switch, and disabled: true in
cordis.patch.yml is how you turn it off again.
From GitHub:
dsh plugin --profile <name> add github:Age10-Moyu/dsh-adiv-theme
From a tarball, if you downloaded a .tgz release:
dsh plugin --profile <name> add ./dsh-adiv-theme-1.0.0.tgz
dsh plugin forwards to pnpm inside the profile directory, then reconciles
dsh.profile.bundles against what actually installed — so the bundle joins the
layer stack automatically and you do not edit the list by hand.
Then restart the profile: dsh.profile.bundles is read once at start.
To disable it again without uninstalling, add to the profile's
cordis.patch.yml:
- id: dsh-adiv-theme
disabled: true
The patch layer is hot-reloaded on long-lived surfaces, so toggling it this way should not need a restart. Changing the bundle list does.
To remove it entirely:
dsh plugin --profile <name> remove dsh-adiv-theme
| Role | Light | Dark |
|---|---|---|
| Page | #f5f4ed Parchment | #141413 near-black |
| Card / surface | #ffffff / #faf9f5 | #242422 / #1c1c1a |
| Border | rgba(20,20,19,0.07) | rgba(250,249,245,0.09) |
| Brand / CTA | #c96442 burnt orange | #d97757 coral |
| Primary text | #141413 | #faf9f5 |
| Secondary text | #5e5d59 | #b0aea5 |
| Tertiary text | #87867f | #87867f |
| Error | #b53333 | #d97757 |
| Success | #6b8e6b | #8fa88f |
| Warning | #b8860b | #d4a94a |
Every neutral in the ramp carries a yellow-brown undertone; there are no cool blue-greys in the light or dark palette.
Coral, not burnt orange, in dark mode. #c96442 on #141413 does not reach
a comfortable contrast ratio, so the dark palette uses the lighter coral.
Warm dark surfaces are deliberately restrained. A strongly brown dark grey reads as a dirty yellow smear on many real displays. The dark steps here move toward neutral as they get darker, keeping the warmth perceptible without the cast.
Ring shadows, not drop shadows. --dsw-shadow-lv1/2 are rebuilt as
0 0 0 1px rings with a whisper-soft offset.
No fonts are bundled. The stacks name the branded serif first, so an installation that legitimately has it uses it, then fall back to Georgia and the platform UI/monospace faces.
Typography anchors on semantic elements first, and on a stable class suffix
where no such element exists. The host's own classes are CSS-Modules hashes
regenerated on every build, so message headings are matched as h1–h6. The
blank-session hero headline is not a heading element — the host renders it as a
bare <span> — so it is matched through the _headline suffix that CSS-Modules
preserves. The hash prefix changes per build; the suffix does not. UI chrome
keeps the sans stack.
Three host implementation details are relied on, and none of them is a published contract:
--dsw-alias-* / --dsw-static-* token names;_headline and _turnStatus CSS-Modules class suffixes;If DeepSeek Harness changes any of them, the theme degrades rather than breaks:
_headline renamed → the hero headline returns to the sans stack. Nothing
else is affected._turnStatus renamed, or the label reworded → the status text is left
exactly as the host ships it. The shimmer colour still follows the palette.The text pass has no blind-substring fallback on purpose: a global replacement would mangle unrelated content — paths, escape sequences, and code.
Every pass is wrapped so a failure in the copy rewrite cannot stop the stylesheet from being applied. Colours are the point of the theme; the copy is a garnish.
MIT. See LICENSE.