@muen/dsh-browser-skill

Muen fork of Tencent BrowserSkill's DeepSeek Harness plugin (@wxg-prc-cpg/browser-skill-dsh-plugin v0.2.0, MIT — original © Tencent; LICENSE retained). This is a presentational re-skin only: the browser bridge (bsk CLI), the browser_* tool set, and the daemon protocol are unchanged from upstream.

Why this fork exists

The stock plugin and extension render with BrowserSkill's own warm/orange palette and product marketing, which clashes with the Mitsu/EVA surface. This fork re-skins that surface to the host theme and makes it white-label:

1. Overlay follows the theme — the observation overlay maps its tokens to the host DSH/EVA tokens (instead of the upstream warm oklch palette).
2. Tab icon removed — the sidebar tab renders no BrowserSkill product mark.
3. De-oranged — no pulsing orange glow; control/approval UI is neutral/near-black.
4. Rebranded — extension manifest/popup read "Mitsumeru Browser" (extension fork built separately from reskin-vs-stock.patch; not shipped in this npm package).

Install

dsh plugin --profile web add 
/muen-dsh-browser-skill-0.1.0.tgz

or, while developing, add this folder directly as a link:

dsh plugin --profile web add ./plugins/dsh-browser-skill

Restart the harness profile afterwards (client plugins compose at boot).

Prerequisites that are not part of this package (unchanged upstream pieces):

• the bsk CLI on PATH (bridge — install per upstream README, e.g. cargo install / install.sh),
• the companion Chrome/Edge extension ("Mitsumeru Browser" build) loaded unpacked, which bsk doctor expects to see connected.

Layout

• lib/ — built host + client bundles (raw JS, no build step; keep the stock upstream built tree plus the re-skin in sync via reskin-vs-stock.patch when upstream moves).
• cordis.patch.yml — inserts the plugin row (id: browserskill, name: '@muen/dsh-browser-skill').
• LICENSE — upstream MIT (© Tencent), kept per the fork rule.
• FORK.md / reskin-vs-stock.patch — what changed vs stock and the exact diff.