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dsh-browser

Web Tools Updated 2026.08.14

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install duyefeng/dsh-browser

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

Run dsh plugin install duyefeng/dsh-browser in the DeepSeek Harness terminal to install this plugin; the source repository is https://github.com/duyefeng/dsh-browser .

About this plugin

When an AI needs to browse real web pages, fill out forms, or capture screenshots, the traditional path often requires configuring a CDP endpoint or spinning up an MCP service — one more process, one more thing to maintain. dsh-browser strips that away: under the hood it uses Playwright to drive the Microsoft Edge already installed on your machine, so page behavior, cookies, JavaScript state, and login sessions are preserved exactly as in a human browsing session.

It exposes a small, dialogue-friendly toolset: navigate to any URL, read the page title and body, click an element, type into an input field, simulate keyboard presses, run a snippet of JavaScript in the page context, take a screenshot and return the image path, and close the session. No separate browser instance or debug port is needed — restart the profile and start directing the browser in plain language.

It is well suited for developers who want AI-assisted web research, automated form validation, or page-screenshot archiving. The environment requirements are light: a machine with Microsoft Edge and Node.js 22+, plus the dsh CLI.

Use Cases

  • AI opens a specified URL, reads the title and body, and summarizes content
  • Automates filling and submitting login forms, then captures a screenshot of the result
  • Runs JavaScript in the page context to extract dynamic data and return it

Best For

  • Developers who need AI to browse and interact with real web pages
  • Automation users who want to skip CDP or MCP configuration
  • Engineers using DeepSeek Harness dialogue-driven workflows