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dsh-lan-share

Web Tools Updated 2026.08.26

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install WODE25500/dsh-lan-share

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

To install dsh-lan-share in DeepSeek Harness, run the command dsh plugin install WODE25500/dsh-lan-share. Source: https://github.com/WODE25500/dsh-lan-share

About this plugin

In local development and collaboration, you often face the need to quickly transfer files to a mobile device or share build results with colleagues, but traditional methods like SSH tunnels or logging into the full web interface can be cumbersome. dsh-lan-share is designed to solve this exact pain point by exposing your DeepSeek Harness workspace directly to the local network via HTTP, enabling seamless file browsing, downloading, and uploading directly in a browser without logging into DSH.

The plugin's core strength lies in its lightweight design and robust security model. Built on native node:http without heavy dependencies, it launches instantly. It supports essential file operations like browsing and drag-and-drop uploads while incorporating critical security features such as path boundary protection, automatic hiding of sensitive files (like .env or keys), and token-based access control. This ensures a secure experience whether you are in read-only mode or managing files.

This tool is ideal for developers and teams requiring frequent cross-device file interaction. Whether you want to preview designs on a phone, test mobile compatibility, or quickly share compiled binaries with colleagues for debugging, dsh-lan-share is ready to use. It removes the friction of complex remote services, providing instant connectivity between your local workspace and mobile browsers.

Use Cases

  • Preview workspace content directly on mobile browser
  • Quickly share compiled artifacts with colleagues
  • Transfer files across the local network without login

Best For

  • Programmers who frequently need to view files across devices
  • Team collaborators wanting to quickly distribute test packages
  • Users needing lightweight local file management