dsh-easy-start

Launching DSH Web used to mean opening a terminal, typing commands, and—when things get stuck—manually killing the process and restarting. dsh-easy-start turns that friction into a double-click: if no desktop shortcut exists yet, the plugin creates a DSH Easy Start one; if a DeepSeek Harness shortcut is already there, it simply reuses it without duplicating. When you launch, the shortcut first runs an available repair script, then starts DSH Web, and opens your browser once the service is ready—no terminal required.

Beyond startup, the plugin adds a Service Control panel on the DSH Web settings page. Restart or shut down the service with a single click, right from the UI. The restart flow is guarded by a separate Node watchdog process that waits for the old instance to release its port before launching a fresh one with the original command; the page polls automatically and refreshes once the new service is up, so a transient network hiccup will not leave you staring at a dead tab.

It is built for developers who start and stop DSH Web frequently and want a fully graphical, terminal-free experience. No commands to memorize, no port conflicts to chase—just double-click, click, done.