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dsh-remote-plugin

Client Updated 2026.08.25

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install Blank-not-black/dsh-remote-plugin

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

Install the plugin in DeepSeek Harness by running dsh plugin install Blank-not-black/dsh-remote-plugin; the source is hosted at https://github.com/Blank-not-black/dsh-remote-plugin — after installation, restart the DSH Web process and look for the DSH Remote entry in the sidebar.

About this plugin

Many DSH users need to check session status, issue commands, or transfer files after stepping away from their desktop, yet lack a turnkey remote entry point. dsh-remote-plugin fills that gap: it adds a DSH Remote entry to the sidebar that opens a quick-status panel and a full management console, while bundling a remote gateway (default port 8787, Bearer-token auth) that starts and stops with DSH and self-heals after unexpected exits, so remote operations no longer depend on the command line.

Core capabilities include port and upstream management, device monitoring, request and token statistics, QR-code login, token rotation, and a full set of /fs/* file endpoints supporting listing, chunked upload, resumable transfer, pause/resume/cancel, and SHA-256 verification. The mobile experience is equally polished: an included Android APK and phone WebUI provide five pages (Sessions, Files, Home, Stats, Settings) with target control, sub-agent interruption, model switching, slash commands, image attachments, approval notifications, and four visual themes.

This plugin is ideal for developers and operators who manage DSH sessions and resources remotely over a LAN or a secure tunnel (e.g. Tailscale). It lets you check token usage from your phone, interrupt running tasks, transfer large files, or rotate credentials on the go. The gateway self-healing mechanism and resumable file transfers remove the need to manually restart services, while the management console consolidates what was previously CLI-only configuration into a browser interface, making remote management intuitive and reliable day to day.

Use Cases

  • Check session status, interrupt tasks, or switch models from your phone after leaving your desk
  • Transfer large files across devices with resumable uploads to survive network drops
  • Rotate tokens, adjust ports, and monitor token usage and device status from a browser console

Best For

  • Multi-device developers who need remote control over DSH sessions
  • Ops engineers who prefer a visual console over CLI-only configuration
  • Solo developers who monitor task progress and credential security away from their workstation