dsh-telegram

DeepSeek Harness agent sessions have always been tied to the browser. dsh-telegram brings the full session console into Telegram: bind a session, send prompts, watch live streaming replies, answer the agent questions with inline buttons, and create or archive sessions all through the same apiProxy channel the Web UI uses. The pocket becomes the cockpit.

Interaction leans on taps over typing. When the agent raises an ask_user_question, an inline keyboard appears right in the chat message so you can answer or cancel with a single press. Reply keyboards keep /create, /attach, and /stop one thumb-reach away; session lists and workspace pickers render as inline buttons. Streaming output edits a single message in place, refreshing Think and tool-action lines step by step, then finalises with a token-usage footer.

Security is closed by default. Only chat IDs on the allowlist can talk to the bot; everyone else gets a fixed denial reply and learns nothing. The plugin opens no inbound port at all—all traffic is outbound Telegram long-polling, so NAT and firewalls are a non-issue. The bot token is referenced as an environment variable and never written to disk or config files. It is a fit for DeepSeek Harness users who want to monitor, steer, or stop agent runs from their phone, and for teams that prefer whitelist-gated access without exposing any server port.