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dsh-meow-cat

A cat runs across the bottom of the DeepSeek Harness web UI with a synthesized meow every time a conversation turn ends.

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Repository
dsh-pub/dsh-meow-cat
Latest update
Aug 14, 2026
Category
Just for Fun
GitHub stars
2
Format
plugin
Catalog evidence
Upstream dsh.bundle evidence
Evidence path
package.json#dsh.bundle
Checked against
0.1.0-rc.8
Upstream check date
2026-08-20

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GitHub: https://github.com/dsh-pub/dsh-meow-cat
Plugin: dsh-meow-cat
Author: dsh-pub

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dsh-meow-cat

Every time a conversation turn ends in the DeepSeek Harness web UI, a small cat 🐈 runs across the bottom of the window with a "ε–΅~" speech bubble and a meow. The meow is synthesized at runtime β€” no audio assets, no external URLs, no dependencies β€” and the whole plugin is two plain JavaScript files plus a one-row bundle patch.

Install

npx dshpub add dsh-pub/dsh-meow-cat --profile web

The command pins the current public commit, validates the bundle contract, and forwards to the native dsh plugin --profile web add …. Restart your dsh web process afterwards; the cat loads with the next page load and runs for the first time when the in-flight turn ends.

How it works

  • Node half (lib/index.js): counts finished turns on the host-plane agent/status event (idle = no driver remains scheduled) and serves the count at GET /plugins/dsh-meow-cat/status.
  • Browser half (lib/client.js): polls the endpoint, and on every increment runs a pure-CSS cat animation across a click-through fixed layer and plays the synthesized meow.
  • Meow synthesis: a 16-bit mono WAV is generated in memory β€” a 520β†’760β†’430 Hz pitch contour ("mi-aa-ou") with mid-note vibrato and a nasal harmonic stack β€” and played as a base64 data URI.

Configuration

Defaults work out of the box. To tune it live, set a JSON override in your browser console (re-read on every poll):

localStorage.setItem("dsh-meow-cat.config", JSON.stringify({
  enabled: true,   // master switch
  pollMs: 1500,    // status poll interval, min 250
  volume: 1.0,     // meow volume 0~1
  debug: false,    // console diagnostics
}))

Known limitations

  • Browsers block audio until the page has seen a user gesture; the very first meow after a fresh page load may be silent (sending any message unlocks it).
  • The turn counter is per dsh web process and host-plane: the cat runs when any session in the process finishes a turn, and the count resets on server restart.
  • The registry badge reports not listed until the listing commit deploys.

License

MIT β€” see [LICENSE](./LICENSE).

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