dsh-aa-bridge

You are running DSH locally, your coding agent is chugging through sessions, and you want to check progress, approve a permission, or switch models from your phone or a second browser. Agents Anywhere was built for exactly that, and dsh-aa-bridge is the runtime bridge that connects it to your DSH instance. It hooks into the already-running dsh web process—no second DSH daemon, no extra aa profile, no code or runtime ever leaving your own machine.

Once bridged, Agents Anywhere gets a versioned JSON-RPC surface: session lists and timelines, current turn state, model and reasoning-effort switching, permission preset writes, command cancellation, and interactive confirmations—all through one persistent path. The Connector and the browser share the same session log and agent registry; writes are serialised per session with stable message IDs for safe retries, and a dropped Connector reconnects without disturbing the live DSH Web or its in-flight conversation. The SDK endpoint binds to loopback only, with a random auth token written at 0600—no manual configuration needed.

It suits developers who use DSH Web day-to-day for local coding and want a mobile or secondary-screen way to manage sessions through Agents Anywhere. It does not support cross-host connections, accepts one Connector at a time, and keeps everything on the same machine under the same OS user.