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dsh-mobile-remote

Client Updated 2026.08.25

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install good-boy4069/dsh-mobile-remote

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

Run dsh plugin install good-boy4069/dsh-mobile-remote in your terminal; the full source is available at https://github.com/good-boy4069/dsh-mobile-remote .

About this plugin

Your DeepSeek Harness agent is humming away on your desktop, but you're stuck at the desk just to send it a task, read the output, or shuttle files back and forth. dsh-mobile-remote turns WeChat into a mobile remote control: scan a QR code once, and from any 4G or Wi-Fi network you can issue commands, assign tasks, browse directories with /ls, and read results straight in a chat window. File transfer works both ways—photos, videos, and documents you send from WeChat are decrypted and landed on disk for the agent to consume, while the agent can push files back from its workspace via /send or a single-line reply, all guarded by a shared path-allowlist that rejects symlink escapes and out-of-root paths. When a task finishes the plugin proactively pushes a completion notification so you never have to poll; juggle several sessions with /sessions and /switch, and if another chat takes over a session the previous window is told—no cross-window output bleed. It is aimed at developers who already run dsh agents locally and want to drive them on the go, move files between phone and desktop, and keep multiple tasks in flight without opening a terminal.

Use Cases

  • Kick off a task and read the result over 4G while away from your desk
  • Snap a photo in WeChat, let the agent process it, and get the output file pushed back into the chat
  • Juggle multiple agent sessions and hop between them by number or title with /switch

Best For

  • Developers who already run dsh agents locally and want phone-side control
  • Solo devs who frequently shuttle files between phone and desktop and want to skip the middleman
  • Automation enthusiasts managing parallel tasks who hate being tied to a terminal