dsh-ssh

Managing multiple remote servers typically means juggling separate SSH terminals, SFTP clients, proxy configs, and port-forwarding scripts, while AI helpers can touch hosts and directories with little boundary. dsh-ssh consolidates all of that into the Remote workspace inside DeepSeek Harness, turning the browser into a single operational surface and enforcing per-session authorization so AI agents see only what is explicitly granted.

Core capabilities include SSH password, key, and Agent authentication; ordered multi-hop jump chains; local, remote, and dynamic SOCKS5 port forwarding; and browser interactive terminals that coexist with AI-scoped terminals without sharing a TTY. On the file side, SFTP, FTP, and FTPS are all supported with browsing, text / image / PDF preview, streaming downloads, and cross-protocol transfers that never stage full files on disk. Credentials and proxies are centralized, first connections require host-fingerprint confirmation, and cross-device config sync via GitHub Gist is end-to-end encrypted.

Best suited for developers and SREs who want remote development, ops tasks, and AI-assisted execution in one workflow. The plugin does not rely on local ssh or sftp binaries, behaves identically on Windows, macOS, and Linux, and adapts its layout responsively for both narrow sidebars and wide desktop panels.