ZJUZhiyuCai/dsh-ivory

Ivory gives the DSH web interface a quieter reading rhythm without changing how the harness works. Warm neutrals replace cold grays, editorial type improves long responses, and the conversation stays usable from a narrow phone window to a wide desktop. DeepSeek branding and every native DSH capability remain in place.

Quick start

dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-ivory
dsh web

Hard-refresh the page with Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + R, then open Settings → Ivory Theme. The main theme is enabled by default; the optional focus mode stays off until you choose it.

Install the exact GitHub release without using npm.

dsh plugin --profile web add github:ZJUZhiyuCai/dsh-ivory#v0.2.12

Remove Ivory and return to the native DSH interface.

dsh plugin --profile web remove dsh-ivory

Made for everyday DSH

A closer look

Quiet by design

Ivory is a browser-only visual plugin. Its host entry point is intentionally inert.

The npm package contains eight allowlisted files and is checked on every CI run. Read the full security policy, architecture boundary, and third-party notices.

[!NOTE] DeepSeek Harness is in developer preview and may make breaking UI changes. Ivory 0.2.12 is verified against DSH 0.1.2-rc.1 through 0.1.5 and its current web client modules. When Ivory cannot prove the current structural contract, it keeps token-level theming and releases the host layout back to DSH.

npm ci
npm test          # renderer unit tests, then the static release gates, build, publint, and package checks
npm run qa:r2     # 74 browser regressions; DSH must run at 127.0.0.1:3080
npm run qa:adversarial  # 33 stress checks: reconciliation safety, toggle/resize storms, degraded mode
npm run qa:activity     # 26 checks for thinking/tool-call rows, icons, and terminal polish
npm run qa:micro        # 28 Vision Toolkit/Ivory micro-component checks; set DVT_CLIENT_JS if the toolkit is not installed in the DSH web profile
npm run qa:host         # 10 checks against the live host: contract health, sidebar/composer/settings surfaces, both themes
npm run qa:contract     # diagnostic probe (no pass/fail): self-diagnosis channel plus a live selector inventory

The last two need DSH_QA_TOKEN from the dsh web URL. Every QA entry point in package.json is documented here, and a release check fails if one goes missing.

The browser suite covers responsive layout, composer focus, dark mode, Markdown injection attempts, streaming state, lifecycle cleanup, block-copy payloads, plugin coexistence, long tables, reduced motion, and forced colors.

Releases use npm Trusted Publisher with GitHub OIDC. The repository stores no long-lived npm publish token, and future CI releases receive npm provenance automatically.

npm ci
npm run build

dsh plugin --profile web add link:$PWD
dsh web

Edit src/skin.css, src/client.template.js, or src/markdown.js, then run npm run build. The generated lib/client.js is committed so GitHub installs need no build permission.

src/skin.css             theme and compatibility styles
src/client.template.js   client lifecycle and optional enhancements
src/markdown.js          capped DOM-built Markdown preview renderer
scripts/test-markdown.mjs  renderer unit tests (node --test)
lib/client.js            deterministic generated browser bundle
lib/index.js             inert host entry point
cordis.patch.yml         DSH bundle registration
scripts/                 build and verification gates

See CONTRIBUTING.md before opening a pull request.

Independent community project

Ivory is unofficial and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Anthropic or DeepSeek. Claude is a trademark of Anthropic PBC. DeepSeek and DeepSeek Harness may be trademarks of their respective owners.

Released under the MIT License.