dsh-locale-pack
DeepSeek Harness 桌面应用的本地化语言包：注册 29 种语言，并为每种语言提供一个词典。
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:sayho-pm/dsh-locale-pack#3c062212a484aa21dfd33bd8f42c1ced88c3d174Locale Pack 以 dsh-locale-pack 发布，当前版本为 0.3.1。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。
English | 한국어
The 29 languages and their codes
A locale pack for the DeepSeek Harness desktop app. It registers 29 languages in the language picker and ships a dictionary for each one. Strings that are not translated yet fall back to English, so the screen stays readable while coverage grows. DeepSeek Harness ships English and Simplified Chinese by default, which makes 31 languages selectable after install.
DeepSeek Harness is a coding tool: you hand it a task and the agent reads files, edits them, and runs terminal commands. Its desktop interface is built around chat, settings, plugin management, sub-agents, task history, approval prompts, voice input, and scheduled jobs.
That interface was available in English and Simplified Chinese. Developers who prefer to work in another language had to read every label in a second language. This project fills that gap by adding the dictionaries, and by keeping the number of languages wide rather than deep: a language is usable once the picker offers it and the common screens are readable.
| Language | Code | Language | Code |
|---|---|---|---|
| 한국어 | ko | Polski | pl |
| 日本語 | ja | Русский | ru |
| 繁體中文 (台灣) | zh-tw | Українська | uk |
| 繁體中文 (香港) | zh-hk | Svenska | sv |
| Deutsch | de | Türkçe | tr |
| Français | fr | Bahasa Indonesia | id |
| Español | es | Tiếng Việt | vi |
| Português (Brasil) | pt-br | ไทย | th |
| Italiano | it | हिन्दी | hi |
| Nederlands | nl | العربية | ar |
| Filipino | tl | Română | ro |
| বাংলা | bn | اردو | ur |
| עברית | he | فارسی | fa |
| Português (Portugal) | pt | Kiswahili | sw |
| Yorùbá | yo |
29 languages × 2,528 keys = 73,312 translated entries. The dictionaries are built against DeepSeek Harness 0.2.0-rc.2.
The DeepSeek Harness desktop app has to be installed first. Then clone the repository and register it as a plugin link.
macOS and Linux (bash):
# 1) Get the sources
git clone https://github.com/sayho-pm/dsh-locale-pack.git
cd dsh-locale-pack
# 2) Register the folder with the desktop profile
dsh plugin --profile desktop add link:$(pwd)
Windows (PowerShell):
# 1) Get the sources
git clone https://github.com/sayho-pm/dsh-locale-pack.git
cd dsh-locale-pack
# 2) Register the folder with the desktop profile
dsh plugin --profile desktop add link:(Get-Location).Path
Then open Settings → Language and pick the language you want.
If you do not have a development environment, an AI assistant can do the setup for you. Open the assistant and paste this:
Install this GitHub repository: https://github.com/sayho-pm/dsh-locale-pack
Wherever I have to type something myself, such as a token or a path,
mark it with **** and tell me exactly where it goes. Handle the rest.
The assistant runs the commands and stops only at the points that need your input.
locale/<language>/*.json Dictionary sources — edit here
locale/<language>.json Plugin display text per language (title/description)
locale/_policy/ Terms kept in English
lib/client.js Generated bundle (from the dictionaries)
styles/locale-fonts.css Locale-scoped font corrections (inlined at build)
tools/build-client.mjs Dictionaries → lib/client.js
tools/smoke.mjs Smoke test
tools/check-keep.mjs Translation quality check
tools/translate_worker.py Translation worker (runs outside the chat session)
tools/clean-romanized.py Fixes transliteration slips
tools/en.baseline.json English baseline (DeepSeek Harness 0.2.0-rc.2)
node tools/build-client.mjs # rebuild lib/client.js
node tools/smoke.mjs # self-check: loading, fallback, idempotence
node tools/check-keep.mjs # translation quality check
Placeholders such as {name} must be kept exactly as they are. If the order or the spelling changes, the sentence breaks at runtime.
Installing the whole pack is the default, and switching language afterwards is a matter of the settings screen. When the full bundle is more than you want, build a subset instead:
node tools/build-client.mjs --langs ko,ja # Korean and Japanese only
A two-language bundle comes out at roughly 320 KB instead of 4.2 MB. The flag accepts any comma-separated list of the language codes in the table above. Omitting it rebuilds every language.
tools/check-keep.mjs compares every language against the English baseline and reports five things:
{name} appear the same number of times as in the sourceTerms that stay in English are collected in locale/_policy/keep-english.json. Add a term there to keep it untranslated.
Translation runs in a separate process from the chat session. Nothing from the session model or the conversation history is attached to a request: only the English source strings leave the machine.
python3 tools/translate_worker.py --langs ja,de # specific languages
python3 tools/translate_worker.py --all # everything
Requests move through four models in order. If the first one fails, the worker retries along an equivalent route, then an earlier version, and finally a model that is not used for training. 번역_로그 records which model handled each batch.
ja, zh-tw, and zh-hk, and it follows the language picker.Requests for additional languages are welcome. Open an issue in this repository naming the language, and it gets picked up in the next round. Corrections to an existing language go straight into that language's dictionary file under locale/<language>/, and a pull request is the easiest form.
MIT