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dsh-tailscale-console

admin-security Updated 2026.08.25

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install evanfang0054/dsh-tailscale-console

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

Run dsh plugin install evanfang0054/dsh-tailscale-console in the DeepSeek Harness terminal to install; source code at https://github.com/evanfang0054/dsh-tailscale-console

About this plugin

The DSH web GUI listens on loopback by design, so reaching it remotely over HTTPS typically means manually stitching together Tailscale Serve, a Peer Relay server, macOS system-proxy bypass rules, and ACL grants — a multi-step process where any missing piece quietly breaks the connection or inflates latency.

dsh-tailscale-console folds those operations into a single control panel: a six-point one-click health check covering the HTTPS entry, API session list, sidebar endpoint, server direct path, and proxy bypass; a Tailscale Serve on/off toggle with built-in verification and retry; macOS proxy-bypass detection and one-click re-apply; relay-server status with Peer Relay enable and ping verify; and an ACL snippet generator that reads live device IPs to produce the exact tailscale.com grants JSON.

It is aimed at DSH web users who want to step away from the home desk — macOS users running Clash-family proxies, phone-first remote operators, and power users who prefer a self-hosted Peer Relay to keep tailnet latency well under one hundred milliseconds.

Use Cases

  • Access local DSH web GUI from a phone over the tailnet
  • Toggle and verify Tailscale Serve HTTPS entry in one click
  • Repair HTTPS breakage on ts.net domains caused by macOS proxy bypass

Best For

  • DSH web users who need access beyond the local desk
  • macOS users running Clash-family proxy tools
  • Power users who self-host Peer Relay for low tailnet latency