ash-qw/dsh-theme-prts

dsh-theme-prts is an unofficial Arknights / P.R.T.S. fan-made visual theme plugin built specifically for DeepSeek Harness Web, distributed through npm under the @ash-qw/dsh-theme-prts package name with a bundle-manifest and the dsh-plugin repository topic. Installation is performed from an environment already running DSH Web using npx @deepseek-ai/dsh plugin --profile web add @ash-qw/dsh-theme-prts, and removal uses the matching remove subcommand of the same dsh plugin CLI shipped by DeepSeek. Compatibility is declared precisely in package.json through the engines.dsh field, which the DSH plugin marketplace reads to determine whether the theme matches the installed runtime version of Harness. The README explicitly states that only DeepSeek Harness Web 0.2.0-rc.2 is currently supported as a compatibility target, while older 0.1.7, 0.1.5, and 0.1.2 release lines are no longer claimed, requiring users on those branches to pin @ash-qw/dsh-theme-prts@1.0.2 or @0.1.102 respectively. Other DSH versions must be verified independently by the operator because the theme interacts with native workspace layout, session cards, input area scaling, conversation state indicators, and pending-toast regions of the Harness DOM that have only been smoke-tested against that single build. The bundle is published without GitHub login or access tokens, merely requires a working pnpm toolchain, and is consumed exclusively by the DeepSeek Harness Web client with no other coding agent platform claimed in the README. The package ships to npm as a self-contained theme without runtime network requests, analytics, or extra telemetry, and the maintainer warns that multiple full UI themes may produce CSS conflicts so users should activate only one simultaneously.

The plugin reframes the DeepSeek Harness workspace, conversation sessions, and chat input surface as a Rhodes Island facility terminal without overriding Harness's native interaction primitives or data flow. After installation the theme stays disabled by default, so users must open Settings → Plugins → P.R.T.S. to enable it, and a DSH Web restart is recommended so the theme is fully mounted; a Rhodes Island emblem in the top-left corner of the main interface exposes further controls covering presets, environmental textures, faction particle emblems, interface materials, navigation bar styling, and accessibility options. The theme preserves Harness's native conversation-ruler navigation and refrains from rewriting menus, popups, or floating layers belonging to third-party plugins. Current shipped features include the P.R.T.S. / Rhodes Island / RIIC facility-style workspace, sessions, and conversation UI; synchronized day / night modes following Harness; three appearance presets and four interface material tiers; city skyline silhouettes, faction particle emblems, per-session voice textures, and a P.R.T.S. boot sequence; plus adaptations for desktop, tablet, mobile, reduced motion, and reduced transparency preferences. A safe-mode query parameter ?prts-safe=1 blocks all visual mounting when the page becomes unusable while leaving the base toggles and recovery hint available inside the P.R.T.S. plugin panel, and clearing the browser localStorage key dsh.ui.prts.v1 returns the theme to its default-off state on the next navigation attempt. Operators on alternative platforms such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Copilot, OpenCode, or Cline are not addressed at all because the package only mounts inside a running DSH Web instance.

The target audience is DeepSeek Harness Web operators who want a cosmetic Arknights P.R.T.S. skin layered on top of Harness's native interactions without altering its data model or short-circuiting existing extension behavior. Development requires Node.js 18 or higher, with contributors running npm ci followed by npm run check before publishing; version history lives in CHANGELOG.md and the maintainer's release procedure is documented in RELEASING.md, while the precise set of in-scope DSH versions is enforced through the engines.dsh field read by the DSH plugin manager. Licensing carries a NOASSERTION GitHub license field because the package ships third-party Arknights character art, logos, faction names, and derivative assets whose rights belong to Hypergryph and its distributors and which are not covered by the MIT license attached to the project's original code; redistribution, modification, sublicensing, and commercial use of those third-party assets are not granted by this repository. THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md documents the exact asset provenance and licensing boundaries, and the maintainer reserves the right to suspend publication, restrict downloads, or strip assets at any time in response to rights-holder requests, platform policy, or maintainer decisions without guaranteeing continued availability. The repository contains only two stars and is offered strictly as a personal, non-commercial fan work with no affiliation, partnership, endorsement, or authorization from Shanghai Hypergryph or any related publisher.