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DeepSeekHarness-community-index

DSH web plugin: r/DeepSeek community sentiment cockpit — DSI optimism/anger index dashboard with an auto-refresh data pipeline (Fear & Greed style).

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RiRi9909/DeepSeekHarness-community-index
Latest update
Aug 18, 2026
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Checked against
0.1.0-rc.8
Upstream check date
2026-08-20

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GitHub: https://github.com/RiRi9909/DeepSeekHarness-community-index
Plugin: DeepSeekHarness-community-index
Author: RiRi9909

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DeepSeekHarness-community-index

DeepSeekHarness-community-index — a web plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH).

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Registers a "Sentiment Cockpit" section in the settings panel that shows a live DSI optimism/anger index for the r/DeepSeek community (a 0–100 multi-signal weighted structure modeled after the Crypto Fear & Greed Index), backed by a data pipeline that refreshes on a schedule (every 60 minutes by default). When the pipeline fails it falls back to a bundled snapshot — the panel never goes blank.

![license](./LICENSE) ![dsh](https://github.com/deepseek-ai/deepseek-harness)

Screenshot

![DSI index history chart](docs/cockpit.png)

Features

  • Settings panel section: Settings → Sentiment Cockpit. DSI index, anger index, and last-update time at a glance, with manual refresh and "open in new tab".
  • Desktop widget (macOS): a native borderless floating window that lives on your desktop, shows the DSI index in real time, and follows the pipeline automatically. Draggable and scalable; supports two window levels — "desktop" (sticks to the desktop layer, ordinary windows cover it, like a classic desktop widget) and "floating" (always on top). It boots as a small 📈 mini pill by default and expands to the full dashboard only when clicked. Powered by a bundled native binary (assets/desktop/, source main.swift) — no Electron, no extra dependencies.
  • Auto refresh: the Host drives a Python data pipeline on a timer (Arctic Shift mirror API → index computation → self-contained HTML snapshot), every 60 minutes by default.
  • Never a blank screen: falls back to the bundled snapshot (assets/fallback/) when the pipeline fails or the cache is corrupt.
  • Zero build authorization: plain JavaScript, no build scripts — installing from Git requires no allowBuilds approval.

Installation

Recommended: install from this Git repository.

dsh plugin --profile web add github:RiRi9909/DeepSeekHarness-community-index

> Pin a commit to keep later pushes from changing what you actually run: > dsh plugin --profile web add github:RiRi9909/DeepSeekHarness-community-index#<commit-sha>

Other options (see the official publishing docs):

# local path
dsh plugin --profile web add /path/to/dsh-sentiment-cockpit

# tarball (built with pnpm pack)
dsh plugin --profile web add ./dsh-sentiment-cockpit-0.2.3.tgz

Restart DSH after installing. The plugin then shows up under Settings → Plugins, and the "Sentiment Cockpit" section appears in the settings panel.

Usage

  • Open Settings → Sentiment Cockpit for the panel; it polls for new data every 60 seconds.
  • Click Refresh to re-run the pipeline immediately (about 1–20 minutes; the button shows "Refreshing…" meanwhile).
  • Click Open in new tab to view the self-contained HTML snapshot standalone.
  • Settings namespace sentiment-cockpit: enabled (default true), intervalMinutes (default 60, range 10–1440).

Desktop widget

Configured in the sentiment-cockpit settings namespace:

KeyDefaultDescription
desktopEnabledfalseOpen the desktop widget when DSH starts
desktopMode"desktop""desktop" sticks to the desktop layer (normal windows cover it); "floating" keeps it on top
desktopScale1Scale (0.7–1.6)
desktopX / desktopY-1Window position; negative values auto-place it at the bottom-right

Changes take effect after restarting DSH. The widget has two states and always boots in the mini state:

  • Mini state: a small pill showing 📈 + the DSI value (parked at the bottom-right corner by default). Click the pill to expand the full card; drag the pill to move it.
  • Full state: the header shows the live DSI index and offers four actions — minimize (—), refresh (⟳), open snapshot in browser (⧉), close (✕). Drag the header to move the window.

Positions of both states are remembered and restored across restarts (each boot still starts from the mini state).

If the bundled binary is missing (e.g. a non-arm64 Mac), the plugin attempts to compile assets/desktop/main.swift on the fly with the local swiftc.

Dependency contract

  • Host: @deepseek-ai/cordis, @deepseek-ai/dsh-settings, @deepseek-ai/dsh-typert-protocol, schemastery (resolved through the profile's shared node_modules).
  • Client: react (shared module loader), dsh-client-runtime / dsh-client-connection / dsh-client-locale / dsh-client-ui-slots (declared in dsh.client.inject). The client calls the Host's Typert gateway SRC channel directly via ctx.connection.rpc.call("/api", "cockpit/<method>", …).
  • Pipeline: system python3 (standard library only, no third-party packages).

Architecture

PartFilesResponsibility
Hostlib/index.jsCordis plugin exposing Typert RPC remote.cockpit (getSnapshot / refresh / status), drives the pipeline on a timer, manages the desktop widget process
Clientlib/client.jsRegisters the settings.section slot, renders the snapshot in an iframe srcDoc
Desktop widgetassets/desktop/main.swift (+ prebuilt DSHCockpitWidget)Native macOS floating window that renders the snapshot and auto-refreshes
Pipelinelib/pipeline/fetch_posts.py → fetch_comments.py → sentiment_index.py → build_snapshot.py (orchestrated by run_pipeline.py)
Fallbackassets/fallback/Bundled snapshot used when the cache at ~/.dsh/storages/dsh-sentiment-cockpit/ is unavailable

Updating the snapshot manually

python3 lib/pipeline/run_pipeline.py --out ~/.dsh/storages/dsh-sentiment-cockpit

FAQ

  • Panel says "remote.cockpit unavailable: host plugin not loaded": restart DSH (the Host plugin needs to re-boot).
  • Data hasn't changed in a while: check that python3 is installed; run the pipeline command above manually to see the error.
  • Turn off auto-refresh: set enabled to false in the sentiment-cockpit settings namespace.

License

[MIT](./LICENSE) © 2026 RiRi9909

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