dsh-updater

Keeping up with DeepSeek Harness releases usually means manually checking, hunting down changelogs that get blocked by GitHub rate limits or network restrictions, and guessing the right upgrade command. dsh-updater removes that friction: the server polls the npm registry every 6 hours and the client every 30 minutes, and the moment a new version is detected a red NEW badge appears on the top-left logo. One click opens the Settings → About tab, and each release triggers a single toast reminder, so you are never spammed.

The About tab consolidates the current and latest versions, last-check timestamp, a manual check button, the repository link, and the full release changelog. An upgrade command sits at the bottom with a one-click copy. Changelog fetching cascades through the ungh.cc mirror, a gh-proxy relay, and finally api.github.com directly, each step with an 8-second timeout and parallel npm + GitHub requests, so the check always returns in bounded time. The acceleration toggle is persisted by default and can be switched off at any point.

Built for day-to-day DeepSeek Harness users who want release awareness without effort, and especially for developers in regions where reaching GitHub is unreliable or prone to 403 errors. Install it once, and version status is always one glance away.