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dsh-lan-access

Web Tools Updated 2026.08.25

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install Leon0555/dsh-lan-access

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

Directly paste or type the full repository link https://github.com/Leon0555/dsh-lan-access into the DeepSeek Harness interface to trigger the automatic installation workflow.

About this plugin

Have you ever wanted to monitor your DeepSeek Harness progress on a phone or tablet while away from your desk? By default, the DSH Web GUI binds strictly to localhost, and insecure HTTP contexts often block essential APIs, causing RPC calls and session management to fail completely. dsh-lan-access was built to bridge this accessibility gap seamlessly.

The plugin delivers three core improvements out of the box. It rebinds the web server to 0.0.0.0, allowing any device on the same network to access the dashboard via a simple IP entry. It also injects a lightweight cryptographic polyfill to fix RPC breakage in unencrypted environments, and automatically applies a mobile-optimized responsive layout that enhances typography, touch targets, and dialog handling for screens under 820px.

This tool is ideal for developers and researchers who run heavy workloads on a stationary machine while preferring portable devices for daily interaction. Enjoy smooth chat browsing and real-time monitoring from anywhere in your home or office network. For safety, critical configuration endpoints remain strictly locked to the local loopback interface, ensuring credentials stay protected. Designed exclusively for trusted private networks, it transforms any browser into a secure, zero-config companion client.

Use Cases

  • Monitor conversation progress and real-time logs remotely via a smartphone browser during daily commutes.
  • Use a tablet as a secondary display to track multi-task workspace execution from anywhere on your trusted network.
  • Quickly share the Web interface with colleagues for local development testing without configuring port forwarding.

Best For

  • Developers seeking lightweight remote browsing and task management on phones and tablets.
  • Researchers coordinating multiple long-running inference jobs across different screens within a private network.
  • Local deployment enthusiasts wanting a zero-config way to extend desktop Web GUI accessibility to other devices.