dsh-browser

For people using DeepSeek Harness web capabilities, the hardest problem is often not whether a page can be opened, but whether the browser layer is stable, reusable by plugins, and isolated from global environment drift. dsh-browser packages Playwright, the optional Patchright Chromium driver, and OpenCLI into a self-contained plugin, then exposes a browser service so dsh-web-search-pro and other plugins can inject it without depending on a global CLI.

Its core strength is a set of web-automation tools: reading public pages, taking screenshots, clicking, typing, scrolling, triggering lazy loading and pagination, working with logged-in sites, running bounded crawls, and turning model-generated multi-step actions into Recipe or UserScript drafts. Built-in read-only scripts, approval policies, automation modes, and usage throttling let the model act productively without uncontrolled clicking, crawling, or arbitrary script execution.

It is best for users who need reliable web reading, governed browser automation, and reusable automation assets, especially those using DSH for search enhancement, site adaptation, automated testing, content extraction, or community-platform workflows. In short, it gives DSH an auditable, policy-aware browser workbench that can be opened up only as much as needed.