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dsh-share

Client Updated 2026.08.25

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install zljr/dsh-share

Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:

You can install this plugin in DeepSeek Harness by running 'dsh plugin install zljr/dsh-share'. The full source code address is: https://github.com/zljr/dsh-share.

About this plugin

Safely sharing DeepSeek Harness sessions in collaborative development or remote support scenarios has always been a challenge: exposing the main session risks leaking sensitive operations, while simple screenshots lack context. The dsh-share plugin solves this precisely by allowing you to freeze the current session into a self-contained, read-only HTML page with one click, generating a token-protected LAN URL for colleagues or clients to view on their devices.

The plugin's core capability lies in its secure isolation design: the main Harness remains loopback-only, while a separate read-only server handles sharing, using 128-bit random tokens for protection with instant revocation or expiration options. The generated snapshot is "frozen" at share time, ensuring later edits never affect shared pages. Conversations are rendered in Markdown with auto-folding for long messages and tool calls, and session statistics like duration and token usage are captured for technical review.

This plugin is ideal for developer teams needing frequent session sharing, technical leads conducting product demos, and consultants providing remote client support. If you regularly use DeepSeek Harness for complex tasks and want to share processes or results in a controlled manner without security concerns, dsh-share offers an elegant out-of-the-box solution. It integrates seamlessly into the session interface, requiring no extra configuration so you can focus on content sharing rather than technical details.

Use Cases

  • Sharing session progress during team collaborative development
  • Providing read-only technical support records for remote clients
  • Securely showcasing session processes in demonstrations

Best For

  • Development team members needing collaboration
  • Technical leads conducting product demos
  • Consultants or engineers providing remote support