dsh-lan-pass

You are running DSH on your desktop and want to pick up the conversation on your phone or tablet, only to find the Web UI is either unreachable, not mobile-friendly, or out of sync with your session. dsh-lan-pass closes that gap: any device on the same local network enters the local DSH Web UI with a single access key, and because they all share one backend, sessions and I/O stay in real-time sync with zero pairing or forwarding.

The login page is mobile-responsive, the plugin ships a built-in crypto.randomUUID polyfill for HTTP (non-secure) contexts, and localhost access is never intercepted. Gate validation runs server-side using an HMAC-signed HttpOnly cookie. The default key is "deepseekyyds" so it works immediately after install, while a custom key can be set via an environment variable or the credentials file and takes effect on the next restart.

It is designed for the "glance at it from my phone" moment in a trusted home or office LAN. Once the web server is bound to all interfaces, open the machine IP on port 3080 in a phone browser, type the key, and you are in the full UI. The author is transparent about the security boundary: unauthenticated devices can theoretically still hit API endpoints directly, so the plugin is recommended for trusted networks only; for public exposure, pair it with a reverse proxy and HTTPS.