When developing agents with DeepSeek Harness (DSH), an agent may sometimes need to access the user’s browsing history or bookmarks. Existing solutions may rely on external APIs or services, introducing privacy or latency concerns. This article introduces a local-first plugin that addresses this issue.
Plugin Positioning¶
dsh-plugin-browser-memory is a DSH plugin maintained by wantosure. Its core purpose is to enable DSH to directly retrieve bookmarks, history, and download records from Chrome, Edge, and Brave browsers locally.
Core Features¶
The plugin primarily provides the following capabilities:
- Supported browsers: Chrome, Edge, Brave
- Retrievable data types: bookmarks, history, download records
- Runtime behavior: runs locally with the permissions of the current DSH process
Installation and Activation¶
The current documentation does not provide an official installation command. Before installing, be sure to visit its GitHub repository, review the source code, and check its license to ensure compliance. After installation, activate the plugin in the DSH configuration.
Typical Usage¶
There are currently no public usage examples. The plugin’s core value lies in local retrieval, so developers need to write prompts or call interfaces based on its internal logic.
Use Cases and Notes¶
This plugin is suitable for scenarios that require directly querying browser data locally. Because access involves the user’s browsing records, be sure to review the source code before installation and ensure compliance with applicable laws and regulations.