Plugins

Remote access gateway for DSH: a browser, or the optional 4 MB Android app, scans a QR code and joins the session already running on the desktop. One-time QR tickets (10 minutes, single use), a 6-digit pairing code matched on both screens, four network entries (SakuraFrp / Cloudflare quick tunnel / LAN / Tailscale), and per-device admission: an online-device limit, online devices pinned first with a green dot, and remove = disconnect plus revoke trust. The gateway listens on 127.0.0.1 only.

Android in the sidebar, driven by text instead of screenshots. 30 tools read the real UI tree, tap by text/id/ref, measure animation motion, and mirror the screen into the sidebar where you circle a spot and send it back with one sentence — the host ships the marked-up frame plus the controls inside the circle to the chat. Token cost is the point: a screen check is a 200-600 token text block, not a 1k+ token screenshot, and a warm check costs 100-200 ms of wall clock. Video is raw H.264 straight into WebCodecs — no transcoding — with p50 2 ms host-write to decoded frame over a 26 s run, one decoder, zero dropped frames; it falls back to MSE on its own and ?avc=0 forces the old path. Sound is one switch, off by default and remembered per serial, so the default path pays nothing; when on, audio rides its own socket (48 kHz stereo PCM, measured 22 s / 1047 packets / 0 loss) and closing the window reclaims it too. Nothing runs behind your back: closing the window stops capture at once, the viewer-less host decoder, recorder and device-side server are gone within 3 s, an idle channel is dropped after 90 s, and a request you closed is never reopened by itself. `adb_proc audit` settles who leaked what in one call. Bundled helpers, no extra services; needs adb and ffmpeg on the host, and the adb_ocr tool plus the OCR fallback for empty UI trees are macOS-only.

Let your AI agent see and operate a real Android phone: phone_look (vision + UI-tree fusion), tap/swipe/type, screenshot — over adb, for any MCP client.

AI UI automation via Midscene — android_ui and web_ui tools that tap, type, query, and assert on a real Android device or an already-running Chrome through the ctx.midscene seam.

Multi-channel push notification plugin supporting Bark (iOS) and ntfy (Android/iOS/Web/Desktop) for turn completion, approvals, questions, and quota halts.

Frontend GUI debugging and testing for DeepSeekHarness agents: 36 browser_* tools for structured GUI automation, visual comparison, dynamic frame analysis and network debugging on Web/Chromium.

Android development toolchain inside DeepSeek Harness: 23 android_* tools that find the SDK, create and manage AVDs, start and stop emulators, scaffold a Kotlin/Compose project, build and run it with Gradle, then install, launch, screenshot, tail logcat and drive the UI. A settings page holds the SDK, emulator, API-level, build and output parameters.

Gives a DSH agent a real adb shell on the phone itself over loopback, with no root and no PC. Needs DSH Go with android-tools-adb installed in its Ubuntu environment and a one-time Wireless debugging pairing; adb has to be switched to TCP port 5555, which then also accepts connections from the local network (still key-authenticated).

The mobile client for DeepSeek Harness: use the DSH running on your computer from your phone. The Android app signs in with the same account, picks this computer from the device list and opens its DeepSeek Harness UI on mobile. The desktop plugin handles registration and the connection, and nothing on the computer needs an inbound port. The UI adapts on its own: on a phone it becomes a touch-friendly layout, and returns to the desktop layout when a foldable opens or the window gets bigger. A PC-side panel shows login state, device quota, device list and the app download QR code.

Control a DeepSeek Harness session from an Android phone: pair over Wi-Fi or Tailscale, follow the live transcript, send prompts, switch model, mode and permission, browse workspace files, run a terminal and change settings.

Mirrors an Android phone or tablet into the DSH right sidebar over adb with mouse and keyboard control, keeping videos, clips and chats next to the desktop instead of in your hand; Opus audio needs Android 11+, Windows only.

Java efficient development plugin for DeepSeek Harness providing deterministic auto-fix for .java files, token-saving template intents, and cross-platform JDK/Gradle/Android SDK/FFmpeg/LWJGL/IDEA discovery with persistent caching.

Android remote access and multi-agent group chats for DSH, based on ds-harness-remote and DeepSeek-Bot

QA orchestrator plugin for DeepSeek Harness: an agent explores your app and leaves evidence, then the explored path replays deterministically. Drives the browser, macOS desktop, iOS and Android drivers.

Reports DeepSeek Harness session activity to a self-hosted cc-monitor server, which surfaces Claude Code and DSH sessions as color-coded state cards in one web dashboard and pings your browser and Android app when a session needs attention.

Turn your phone into a full-featured camera for dsh sessions (requires the open-source Android companion app — install the plugin and scan the QR code it shows to download the APK): 1. Live viewfinder over LAN or USB, injectable into the chat or savable to a folder. 2. Callable tools let the dsh model take photos, zoom, and switch lenses on demand mid-conversation, so in fully automated workflows the model can actively "see" the physical world. 3. Full zoom/flash, crop, and annotation. 4. Rich settings.

Android client implementation for DeepSeek Harness: bridges local dsh web to the OneBox app with QR scan-to-pair and an end-to-end encrypted cloud relay tunnel.

Phone access to DSH over a self-hosted relay (WSS via your own TLS-terminating proxy): bundle plugin with bridge supervisor and QR login, a native Android app, and server-side device revocation.

Pocket Harness: the phone side of DSH. Continue the same DSH session from your phone, with the same history, projects, goal, queue and pending questions, connected over your LAN, your own domain or a relay you run (no author-run server, no account). Needs the Android companion app (APK from the repo's releases) paired by QR code; an optional pixel-whale desktop pet can talk and listen, and neural voice and local speech recognition are optional extras. Formerly dsh-pet-voice.

Pocket Harness：DSH 手机端。手机上接着用电脑里的同一份 DSH —— 会话、项目、目标、队列状态一致；语音与桌宠可选。

Continue DeepSeek Harness conversations on an Android watch and install the watch app with a desktop wizard.

Android shell patch for dsh-pet that fixes the unfocusable overlay window (keyboard never opens), broken chat requests, and clipped replies. Requires upstream dsh-pet >=0.3.7, a separately installed self-signed shell APK (Android 11+), and a local 3080->38019 proxy.

Text-to-speech for the dsh-go native phone UI: long-press an assistant reply to read it aloud through Xiaomi MiMo TTS or ByteDance Doubao Seed TTS. The reply is segmented and pre-synthesized in the background after each turn, so one tap hands the app a single continuous MP3 instead of one short chunk per tap; playback has a stable lease so stop works, a status strip and progress bar give live feedback, and audio can be exported to phone storage. Keys stay on the device (0600) and are never rendered, committed, or sent to the model.

Phone-portrait layout shell for the DSH Web UI: the sidebar becomes an off-canvas drawer opened by swiping from the left, a persistent 56px action bar sits under the composer, and the settings panel plus the model and permission pickers are reflowed for touch. Ships native, merged and floating layout presets, all scoped to html\[data-dshm-mode="mobile"], so desktop, tablet and landscape keep the stock layout.