dsh-restart

Running DeepSeek Harness in web mode means a lot of low-level chores: restarting the server after a config change, toggling plugins in and out of a profile, switching the branch of a local checkout, making sure a symlink still points to the right directory. dsh-restart pulls all of those into a single Settings sidebar card so you never have to leave the browser.

The restart button uses a detached helper that polls the port for up to twenty seconds before relaunching, which keeps a slow-shutting-down instance from killing the new one with EADDRINUSE; the page reloads itself once the server answers. Every installed third-party plugin gets a toggle with a green or gray status dot and a visible Restart to apply chip whenever the manifest has changed. Local git checkouts expose a lightweight git panel for branch switching across Local, origin, and upstream with tracking retargeting, plus a three-source reinstall (local reset, remote fetch-and-reset, or npm registry) that automatically restores node_modules and repairs any broken link. A link-health check compares node_modules against the manifest spec and surfaces a one-click Repair link button the moment the target drifts.

It is aimed at developers who already run several DSH plugins locally and want a visual, bilingual (English / Simplified Chinese) control surface instead of juggling dsh plugin add and pnpm install in a terminal. If your workflow is purely command-line, nothing forces you to open the card; but when you do, the card turns a string of profile-path and package-manager details into a few clear taps, and the page is back up before the coffee gets cold.