dsh-remote-host

If you already run the official DSH web service on your PC but lack a secure path for an Android phone to join, dsh-remote-host fills that gap. It does not change how the host runs — the web server stays bound to 127.0.0.1 and is never exposed on a public hostname — and simply layers a phone remote-access channel on top of the existing setup.

Pairing is straightforward: run invite on the host, and the terminal prints a dsh-remote:// URI, a QR code, and an eight-digit confirmation code. On the phone side, a sideloaded signed APK scans or pastes the link and enters the code to complete binding. Once paired, the phone talks directly to the host's advertised IPv4 address without keeping an SSH session open, and both LAN and public-IPv4 environments work. The host policy page surfaces the current session authorization state, and a security key file is generated on first start — losing it means every phone must re-pair.

This plugin suits users who primarily use DSH on a PC but need occasional phone access when away. Be aware that the current release is built on DSH 0.1.1-rc.2+ and does not include Firebase push, cellular-only acceptance, or macOS native support; Windows lacks the iroh binary but can still pair over LAN or a public IPv4 address.