dsh-plugin-browser

The hardest part of getting an AI model to drive a real browser has never been "open a URL." It is login state. GitHub, corporate intranets, subscription sites: making a model re-enter credentials from scratch every time is neither practical nor safe. dsh-plugin-browser removes that friction entirely. It lets the DSH model take over a real Chrome that you are already logged into, so any site you have authenticated to becomes immediately accessible without re-verification.

The plugin ships fifteen browser tools spanning the full browsing workflow. In real mode it attaches to your existing logged-in Chrome, persisting credentials in a dedicated profile directory for cross-session reuse; in isolated mode it launches Playwright-bundled Chromium in a fully sandboxed environment, keeping your daily browser untouched. Interactions use ref-based targeting: a snapshot call lists the visible interactive elements with concise ref IDs, then click, type, select_option, and hover act precisely on those refs while keeping token usage lean. When a captcha or second-factor challenge appears, the model calls browser_wait_human, a card pops up in the DSH UI, you finish the action in the browser and confirm, with a five-minute timeout as a safety net. Additional capabilities include multi-tab management, in-page JavaScript execution, console log and cookie access, screenshot-to-file, automatic Chrome launch, and zombie-window self-healing.

Every configuration option is optional and the plugin works out of the box with zero setup. If you want your DSH model to genuinely browse login-gated sites, interact with internal dashboards, or perform controlled automation while keeping your passwords out of the model context, this plugin is the most seamless path. Both DSH Desktop and CLI users can adopt it immediately.