dsh-network-settings

Network issues with DeepSeek Harness on Windows, WSL, or macOS are often hidden across multiple layers: system proxy settings, environment variables, WSL NAT, VPN virtual adapters, DNS caches. dsh-network-settings expands these links and shows the real network path of the DSH process, DNS side branches, and the first failure point. Even behind TUN/VPN adapters, it automatically reveals the physical egress and real gateway, turning guesswork into clear diagnostics.

The plugin offers one-shot and stability checks, targeting DeepSeek by default with the ability to switch targets. Every probe and the entire check have timeout limits, so network failures won't leave the UI hanging. Results can be copied as an Agent-friendly Markdown report with fixed English section titles, report-version, TL;DR summary, machine-readable diagnostic codes, and per-layer latency.

When high-confidence diagnostics map to low-risk actions, the plugin recommends safe fixes such as cleaning residual proxy environment variables, disabling the system proxy, or flushing the DNS cache. Administrator-level and high-risk operations remain in a manual catalog. All persistent changes follow snapshot → preview → confirm → apply → re-check → rollback, ensuring recoverability.

It's ideal for developers, operators, and Agent users who work with DSH in complex network environments—especially those dealing with proxies, VPNs, WSL networking, or configuration drift.