dsh-mobile-layout

The DeepSeek Harness Web UI works well on a desktop monitor but falls apart on a phone: layouts overflow, the input area silently collapses, there is no convenient way to drop files into a workspace, and history loads occasionally stall. dsh-mobile-layout is a zero-dependency mobile experience patch — install it and it works immediately; turn off the theme or uninstall it and the stock appearance is fully restored with zero residue.

Core capabilities split into two tiers. Mobile-only features (media-query gated) include a purpose-built reading layout for small screens, input-area scroll-to-collapse, a trimmed session log, and an adapted settings panel. Cross-device features (intentionally shared) include a global theme switch, a file browse-and-upload tab at the /upload route (enforced single-segment filenames, automatic name deduplication, cleanup of partial uploads on failure), and automatic retry-healing for aborted history loads. The upload size cap is configurable via uploadMaxBytes (default 500 MB); no extra directory setup is needed — the root is resolved automatically from the current session's registered workspace.

It is built for developers who review dsh sessions on the go or in bed, and for teams that expose dsh web behind a reverse proxy (e.g. nginx) and want the mobile experience to stop being a dealbreaker. Known limitations: the conversation trajectory (details) column cannot be opened on phones due to an app-shell framework constraint; the upload route has no built-in authentication, so public deployments must add external protections such as basic auth.