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dsh-browser-use

Web Tools Updated 2026.09.03

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install helloproblems/dsh-browser-use

Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:

Install the plugin by running dsh plugin install helloproblems/dsh-browser-use; the full source is available at https://github.com/helloproblems/dsh-browser-use.

About this plugin

DeepSeek Harness agents often need to interact with web pages for data retrieval, form filling, or multi-step workflows, yet DSH ships no built-in browser capability. dsh-browser-use fills that gap by injecting browser automation as standard DSH tools, letting any agent drive a live Chrome page directly within a conversation.

The plugin is organized into three cleanly separated layers. The Hub defines backend contracts and a name-to-backend registry without performing any browser I/O. The Chrome backend, powered by chrome-devtools-mcp, handles page discovery, tool execution, and resource lifecycle. The Domain waits for the backend service, resolves the implementation through the registry, and publishes a stable tool catalog to ctx.tools. Multiple agents can share a single browser connection while each maintains an isolated context, preventing cross-agent interference.

This plugin is well suited for developers running DeepSeek Harness who want to drive browser-based tasks through natural language. Chrome is currently the only working backend and requires a local or reachable Chrome remote-debugging endpoint. Browser state is process-local and is not restored after a host restart.

Use Cases

  • Drive Chrome pages directly from DSH conversations for retrieval and form filling
  • Share a single browser connection across agents with isolated per-agent contexts
  • Inject web interaction capabilities as standard tools into existing DSH workflows

Best For

  • DSH developers who want to add web-page interaction to their agents
  • Application builders orchestrating multiple agents on a shared browser instance
  • Browser automation engineers extending chrome-devtools-mcp integrations