dsh-service-console

In local development environments, when the model or a user starts dev servers like Vite, Next.js, or Uvicorn, these processes are often buried in terminal logs, making them hard to track and manage. DSH Service Console addresses this pain point by providing a centralized console that automatically scans and displays all listening local services and their details, giving you a clear overview of your current environment.

Regarding core capabilities, the plugin not only supports port discovery and correlating process information but also introduces an "ownership" mechanism. Through a five-level attribution system (Chat, Workspace, Other Local, Unknown, Protected), it precisely identifies which services belong to the current context and which are system-critical processes. This visual safety signal ensures you act with precision when stopping or restarting services, preventing accidental disruptions.

On safety control, DSH Service Console strictly adheres to security principles. It performs PID validation and fingerprint checks on target processes to prevent accidental termination. Sensitive command outputs are automatically redacted, and graceful termination is prioritized over force-kill by default, significantly reducing the risk of damaging your current development environment. It operates without background polling, refreshing only when necessary to keep the system lightweight.

This plugin is designed for developers using DeepSeek Harness, especially those who need to manage local dev services directly within the Web UI and prioritize process safety and environmental cleanliness. It integrates scattered local service management into DSH's native interface, greatly enhancing development efficiency and operational security.