dsh-plugin-control-your-schedule

Paper Isle

Sticky notes, paper pages, calendar tasks, drawings and a reusable prompt library on one desk inside DSH.

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> panel plugin v0.6.2

Overview

Paper Isle is a sidebar panel plugin for DeepSeek Harness. It puts a personal desk into the left panel: sticky notes, paper pages, calendar tasks, drawings and a reusable prompt library live in one place, windows move and resize freely, everything saves itself, and the data never leaves your machine.

It stays quiet on purpose: no floating toasts, no empty status rows, a theme that follows DSH, and a dark mode rebuilt for paper. It is for people who want a local, offline, exportable workspace without leaving DSH.

Features

Two skins, one product

Since 0.6.0 there are two skins with identical features, only the look differs: Paper Isle Classic (classic, the default for existing workspaces — paper surface, handwriting, freely placed notes) and Native Glow (modern — no tape, stamp or paper grain; a very light blue-violet / teal ambience; DSH-native tokens; sticky notes become an ordered grid you can drag, or reorder with Alt + ←/→).

Switch in Settings → Appearance → "Desk look". It applies instantly without a page reload; windows, unsaved edits, search terms, the selected calendar day and the current drawing page all survive. A fresh install asks once, each upgrade asks once more, and "Don't remind me again" stops it for good.

Sticky notes

• Short thoughts, saved automatically; the whole sheet can be dragged (except the body text, scrollbar, colour swatches and delete button), and the one you touched last stays on top.
• The body uses the bundled LXGW WenKai handwriting face; you can switch to a system face or a paper serif in Settings.
• The trash keeps notes for 7 days instead of showing an undo toast — deleted notes land in the trash at the top of the sticky window and can be put back at any time. Empty notes are dropped immediately.

Paper pages

• Long-form writing with a searchable page list on the left and auto-save.
• A new page's title is a placeholder, not a line of literal "Untitled page".
• Pinning: the editor toolbar has Pin / Unpin with aria-pressed; pinned pages sort first, the rest stay newest-first. Pinning survives reload, export/import and migration.

Calendar and tasks

• Every task has four urgency levels (urgent and important / important / urgent / none), switched in place on the task row without opening a detail dialog.
• Calendar dots: unfinished dots sit under the day number and take the level colour; finished dots sink to the bottom of the cell and turn neutral.
• Persistent tasks: a "daily" task reappears once a day from its anchor date; checking in today grows a new unfinished instance tomorrow, while the calendar only shows days you actually checked in. Future dates are never pre-filled. Finishing the run shows "this one is done", stops new instances and can be restored at any time.

Prompt library and composer entry

• Library: the fifth dock app, seeded with five sample prompts. Search and pin from the list, edit title and multi-line body on the right, auto-saved. Body limit 20,000 characters, up to 300 prompts. New / duplicate / pin / delete, with confirmation on delete.
• Use it while chatting: every composer has a small "Prompts" button on the left of its tool row. It opens a list above the input; ↑↓ selects, Enter fills, Esc closes. It only fills the draft: an empty draft receives the whole prompt, a non-empty one gets an insert at the caret (single-step undo); a sending composer asks you to try again in a moment. It never writes the system prompt and never sends by itself.

Drawing paper

• Freehand drawing with undo/redo, eraser, brush colours and four tip sizes, clear page, delete whole page and export to PNG; the booklet flips left/right and remembers the current page.

Desk, windows and dock

• Today card on the right of a wide desk so windows never cover it; it steps aside on narrow panels.
• Dock: the only entry point to the apps; click toggles a window; icons can be dragged to reorder (or Alt + ←/→ when focused; the order is remembered and can be reset in Settings → Appearance). The house button gathers every window, and pressing it again restores them.
• Clicking empty desk also gathers all windows into the dock (nothing is destroyed).
• Commands and apps: the first item in Settings, reachable with Ctrl/Cmd + K; search apps, pages or actions, ↑↓ to select, Enter to run.
• Windows: Classic has no minimise / maximise / close triple; drag the title bar to move and the bottom-right corner to resize; close with Esc, Ctrl/Cmd + Alt + W or the command list. Native Glow adds explicit minimise and close buttons in the title bar, wired to the same window manager actions.
• First-run tour: six steps, replayable from Settings → Tutorial.

Theme and appearance

• Colours follow DSH: desk, windows, popovers and insets take the host's own colours and the DSH label scale; Follow DSH (default, live) / Light / Dark. The plugin only reads the host theme signal and never writes the host DOM.
• Dark mode was rebuilt: paper grain is removed in dark mode and desk, windows and popovers sit on a real brightness ladder.
• Paper grain can be turned off; paper grain and the hand-written sticky font are classic-only — hidden in Native Glow, values kept, restored on switch back.

Data and upgrades

• Upgrades keep your data: the workspace carries a version and a migration ladder (v1 → v4). The host writes workspace.v.backup.json before a version change and keeps workspace.prev.json before every write. A workspace that fails validation opens read-only with the original stashed — it is never overwritten with the sample desk.
• Switching away and back restores windows and what each app was looking at (selected page, calen