dsh-web-restart
Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:
dsh plugin install QIN-SMART/dsh-web-restart
Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:
To install this plugin in DeepSeek Harness, please reference the source code URL https://github.com/QIN-SMART/dsh-web-restart in your profile bundle.
About this plugin
DeepSeek Harness WebUI runs as a single Node process. If the process crashes or is terminated by the system, users are left with a disconnected UI and must manually restart the terminal or re-run commands to recover. This plugin solves that by adding a "Restart DSH" button to the WebUI sidebar and pairing it with a macOS launchd external daemon. Upon clicking the button, the process exits gracefully, the daemon automatically relaunches it, and the page refreshes to restore connectivity instantly. Beyond core restart capabilities, it supports generating an AppleScript Dock icon, transforming DSH into a native-like application. It is perfect for macOS users who value stability and want a seamless, hands-off desktop experience.
Use Cases
- Automatically recover WebUI after crashes.
- Use DSH as a desktop application.
- Prevent unexpected service stops.
Best For
- macOS users running DeepSeek Harness.
- Users concerned about service stability.
- Users who prefer Dock icon management.
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