dsh-user-agent

In DeepSeek Harness, every outgoing HTTP request — whether from an LLM adapter, a web-search tool, or a third-party plugin — ships its own distinct User-Agent. The result is a patchwork of identity strings that makes upstream logs hard to read and leaves no single place to standardise them. dsh-user-agent solves that by wrapping the global fetch once, so every outbound call carries the User-Agent you choose.

The mental model is one switch and one text field. Open Settings → UA settings in the Web GUI, flip the toggle, type the string you want, and hit Save. The very next request picks it up — no restart. The value lives in the standard dsh-user-agent settings namespace, so it persists across sessions and is editable from any settings-aware surface. When the plugin stops, updates, or is removed, the original fetch is restored cleanly, leaving no residue in the runtime.

If you need a consistent fingerprint in upstream logs, a single point of control for compliance, or simply prefer a recognisable string over the default, this is the lowest-effort way to get there without touching every caller.