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OctoOps

Workflow Updated 2026.08.18

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install hesiwen66/OctoOps

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

Run dsh plugin install hesiwen66/OctoOps in your DeepSeek Harness terminal to install the plugin; refer to the source at https://github.com/hesiwen66/OctoOps for configuration details.

About this plugin

Day-to-day server operations are often hampered by repetitive SSH logins, manual log parsing, and the friction of hopping through a bastion host to reach internal assets. OctoOps folds remote command execution, SFTP file management, and JumpServer gateway access into a single conversational workflow inside DeepSeek Harness, so an inspection, a config change, and a verification can all happen in one session.

Under the hood it runs arbitrary Shell commands over SSH or Telnet with AI-structured result parsing, reads and writes remote configs and logs via built-in SFTP, and reuses a persistent SSH connection pool to skip the handshake on consecutive operations on the same host. JumpServer integration supports both API authentication and interactive terminal login with a multi-account asset picker. On connection it auto-discovers internal IPs, OS versions, and installed tools such as Docker, Nginx, and Git. Destructive commands like rm -rf, reboot, and firewall flushes are hard-blocked behind a mandatory second-confirmation step. A bundled web-based device panel handles batch edits of groups, ports, and credentials as well as bastion-host asset search.

It is aimed at ops engineers managing large server fleets behind a jump server, DevOps teams that want AI-assisted verification before any risky change goes live, and platform engineers who prefer to complete cross-bastion batch operations from a single terminal.

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Use Cases

  • Batch-inspect internal server status and SSL certificate expiry via bastion host
  • Remotely edit Nginx or Docker configs and verify service availability in one shot
  • Bulk-update device groups, ports, and credentials from the web device panel

Best For

  • Ops engineers managing large server fleets behind a jump server
  • DevOps teams requiring AI-assisted verification before production changes
  • Platform engineers preferring cross-bastion batch operations from a single terminal