dsh-remote-desktop

Pointing a remote-desktop app like UU Remote at DeepSeek Harness on a desktop leaves the standard Web UI awkward for touch, landscape reading, and Chinese mobile input. dsh-remote-desktop fills that gap: it does not create or carry a remote connection of its own; it reshapes the Harness Web interface into a phone-first, landscape-optimised shell designed for thumb operation and CJK typing.

Three capabilities do the heavy lifting. Landscape mode rotates the page so LLM body text scales up for a phone viewport while Think rows stay compact; the session list remains available by default and can be collapsed or expanded at any time, even mid-landscape. The on-screen keyboard offers T9 Chinese candidates, a QWERTY English layout, a numeric pad, and common symbols, with a fixed-height candidate strip so keys never shift. After numeric pinyin input the symbol column becomes a pinyin-combination selector that narrows candidates. A direction-flip button corrects the view when the remote desktop reports the opposite orientation.

It is aimed at developers who run Harness Web on a desktop and want to read conversations or compose prompts from a phone via a trusted remote-desktop app. No dictionary services are contacted at runtime, the browser bundle ships with the repository, and the plugin installs as an out-of-tree bundle that survives Harness upgrades.