nagatoquin33/dsh-villager-hmm

dsh-villager-hmm

A DeepSeek Harness plugin. Whenever the model goes "hmm" — inside its chain of thought, or in the reply itself — a Minecraft villager hums back at you.

A villager stands in the top-right corner, bobs on every hit, and carries the controls: pause, volume, which stream to watch, and the matcher itself.

Drag the title bar to move it; double-click the bar to send it back to the corner. The position is remembered in localStorage. It defaults to the top-right rather than the bottom-right on purpose — the composer is full-width, so a bottom-anchored overlay would sit on top of the send button.

┌──────────┬──────────────────────────────────┐
│ villager │ Villager hmm                  － │
│  figure  │ hits 12 · played 12              │
├──────────┴──────────────────────────────────┤
│ Reasoning 1284 chars  Reply 356 chars        │
│ Sounds 2 clips                               │
│ [ Listening · click to pause ] [ Play once ] │
│ Volume ─●─                                   │
│ Source  [ Reasoning only ▾ ]                 │
│ Matcher [ (?<!…) ]   [Apply] [Default]       │
│ Recent   hmm  嗯  唔                         │
└──────────────────────────────────────────────┘

Collapsed, the panel shrinks to nothing but the villager's head (a 32x44 crop of the face plus nose). Clicking the head pets the villager; the small ▣ button under it restores the full panel. The head still drags, and it bobs on every hmm, just like the full figure. See "Petting" below.

The panel follows the interface language: it registers English and Chinese dictionaries with the shared locale service and re-renders when the locale changes. If that service is unavailable it falls back to English rather than failing to render.

Install

dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-villager-hmm

That is the whole install. The package declares dsh.bundle, so dsh plugin registers it as a profile layer by itself — there is no configuration file to edit. Restart the profile when it finishes.

Never install into a profile with plain npm install / npm update: profiles are pnpm workspaces managed by the harness, and a package that arrives outside that flow is invisible to the host's enumeration — the plugin loads on neither side, with no error anywhere (the panel just never appears). If that happened, dsh plugin --profile web remove dsh-villager-hmm followed by the add above repairs it.