zuoguyoupan2023/adhdgofly-dsh-ext

adhdgofly-dsh-ext is a purpose-built plugin for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) web interface, porting the mature part-of-speech highlighting functionality from the existing ADHDGoFly ecosystem. It applies consistent color coding to text based on part of speech in all rendered Markdown content areas, including chat messages and deliverables, with nouns colored green, verbs red, adjectives and adverbs purple, and all other words gray. The plugin works entirely as client-side post-processing of the DOM, so it does not require modifying DSH’s core source code, and all tokenization logic and compressed dictionaries are pulled from the existing open-source ADHDGoFly project. It also supports both deep and light DSH themes, on-off toggling for part-of-speech filtering, and debounce handling for streaming output.

This plugin is designed for DSH users who want visual part-of-speech highlighting to assist with reading, especially users with ADHD who benefit from visual differentiation of word types to improve text comprehension. After installation, the plugin automatically detects DSH theme changes and updates its color scheme to match, eliminating the need for manual user adjustments. When users receive streaming output from the LLM, the plugin waits until streaming is complete before applying highlighting, which avoids unnecessary performance slowdowns during the streaming process. It also exposes an attribute contract that lets other DSH plugins like openharness-reader integrate with its highlighting system seamlessly.

The plugin is released under the open-source MIT license, and its dictionary data is sourced from Princeton WordNet for English and the jieba Chinese word segmentation library, both following their respective open-source licenses. There are a few known limitations to the current version: highlighting may briefly reset during React re-renders, it does not add highlighting to code editors or arbitrary web pages, and remote browser sessions only store settings in local storage, so settings do not sync across different browsers. Users can install it either through the one-click installation option in the openharness desktop app plugin center, or via a simple command line entry for manual setups.