dsh-web-desktop

If you already run DeepSeek Harness through pnpm dsh web in a browser but also want a dedicated, focus-friendly desktop window for long sessions, dsh-web-desktop is built for that. It does not create or copy any Web profile. Instead, it attaches an Electron launcher beside your existing profile, automatically carrying the same plugin list, session history, model settings, and cordis.patch.yml. Your browser entry and desktop window stay perfectly in sync, and you no longer have to maintain two separate environments.

Three aspects define its core capability. First, it is non-invasive: it ships as a profile bundle and launcher, touching no DeepSeek Harness core, agent loop, or Web UI code. Second, it follows upstream updates: the launcher always boots the Web profile through the current local pnpm dsh, so after a DeepSeek Harness upgrade it automatically reuses the latest Web implementation and already-installed plugins. Third, it is transparently forwarding: arguments after -- are passed straight to the Web profile, while the launcher only adds its own overlay and --no-open, keeping behavior predictable.

Who is it for? Developers who rely on dsh web daily and want a pinned desktop window for lengthy document reviews or multi-turn conversations, without giving up the flexibility of the browser entry. A single dsh plugin install attaches it to your existing Web profile. Closing the Electron window leaves the Web Host running, exactly like closing a regular browser tab.