dsh-lan

The DSH Web GUI binds to 127.0.0.1 by default, so reaching it from a phone, tablet, or another laptop on the same LAN means manually changing the bind address and maintaining a per-device trust-fence whitelist. dsh-lan removes that friction entirely: once loaded, the web server listens on 0.0.0.0 and dsh-web-app automatically enumerates every local IPv4 address for the browser trust fence, with no extra startup flags or patches required.\n\nThe second capability addresses a narrow but real pain point: checking your DeepSeek account balance from a phone without ever putting the API key on the mobile device. The plugin registers a deepseek/balance RPC endpoint; a remote client sends a standard envelope, the PC resolves its locally configured DEEPSEEK_API_KEY, calls the official balance API, and returns the result, so the secret never leaves the host machine.\n\nIt is aimed at users who collaborate with DSH across multiple devices on a trusted LAN and want to drive sessions and glance at their balance from a browser. One caution: DSH Web has no authentication layer—its trust fence is only a reachability policy—so keep the service on a network you control or front it with a reverse proxy and proper credentials.