Plugins

Remote host tunnel manager: runs dsh web on a remote Linux server (systemd supervision, no root needed) behind an auto-reconnecting SSH tunnel; allocates and registers remote ports on the server, multi-user safe, with an audit view.

Registers the DeepSeek Harness web server (dsh web) as an auto-start, self-healing background service — LaunchAgent / systemd / cron plus a 30s health-check watchdog — with seven dsh_daemon_* tools (install/uninstall/reinstall/status/start/stop/update).

Adds a restart row to Settings → General that relaunches dsh web with the same invocation through a detached helper, refuses under a detected systemd supervisor unless allowRestart is true, and tests whether the listening port is free by connecting to it rather than binding it.

Manage the dsh service via `dsh --profile ctl`: systemd lifecycle (install, start, stop, restart, enable, disable, uninstall), persisted config, health probe and logs, plus shell completions and self-update.

Ship DeepSeek Harness to your own VPS: one command (or a form in DSH Settings → VPS Deploy) installs a zero-dependency login gateway, automatic HTTPS through Caddy, systemd supervision and one-click DSH upgrades.

Starts your dsh web server at boot through home-hosted: runs that panel from the pinned copy it ships, installs or removes the panel's boot entry (systemd, launchd, XDG autostart, Windows Run key or Task Scheduler), and manages the panel's servers, boot entry and UI from a dsh settings page and six agent tools.

Read-only systemd --user list / show / journal.

DSH 服务控制：给 dsh 命令一对翅膀——`dsh --profile ctl` 管理服务的 systemd 生命周期、配置与诊断。 / DSH service control: wings for the dsh command — manage the service's systemd lifecycle, config and diagnostics via `dsh --profile ctl`.

Run one DeepSeek Harness web server per project inside WSL2, managed from the Windows dsh app: each project gets its own service, port and dsh home.