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dsh-mobile-hanui

Client Updated 2026.08.22

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install Z-6354/dsh-mobile-hanui

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

Provide the full source URL https://github.com/Z-6354/dsh-mobile-hanui to DeepSeek Harness plugin installation to install this plugin.

About this plugin

The DeepSeek Harness web UI was designed primarily for desktop screens, which can become awkward on mobile browsers: sidebars dominate the viewport, dialogs are misaligned or clipped, and the chat area gets squeezed into an uncomfortable layout. dsh-mobile-hanui addresses this by making the web interface usable on phones without changing the desktop experience.

On narrow screens, the plugin automatically adapts the UI for touch. Sidebars and detail panels become slide-out drawers, permission dialogs and settings appear as full-screen centered modals, and a draggable floating menu button makes it easier to open the sidebar with one hand. It also improves how older conversation history is loaded, avoids popping up the software keyboard when switching sessions, and keeps subagent directories, model selection, reasoning levels, and mode selectors readable and usable on small screens.

It is a good fit for users who need to access DeepSeek Harness from a mobile browser, especially when managing sessions, confirming permissions, switching models, or reviewing conversation history. If you want a lighter and more natural phone browsing experience while keeping desktop behavior untouched, this plugin focuses on that narrow-screen gap.

Use Cases

  • Access the DeepSeek Harness web UI from a mobile browser.
  • Keep sidebars and detail panels from squeezing the chat area on narrow screens.
  • Handle prompts, permission confirmations, and settings dialogs on phones.

Best For

  • Users who access DSH through mobile browsers.
  • Users who quickly switch sessions, models, and reasoning modes.
  • Users who want fewer layout issues and accidental taps on phones.