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deepseek-harness-browser-use

Client Updated 2026.08.30

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install syncended/deepseek-harness-browser-use

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

Run dsh plugin install syncended/deepseek-harness-browser-use in DeepSeek Harness to install this plugin; the full source is available at https://github.com/syncended/deepseek-harness-browser-use .

About this plugin

AI agents that need to work with web pages often suffer from lost sessions, inability to carry state across turns, and no way for a human to step in. deepseek-harness-browser-use adds a persistent Playwright-backed browser panel to DeepSeek Harness so the agent keeps the same Chromium profile across every turn; login state flows naturally between tabs without re-authentication.

The plugin drives interactions through stable snapshot references: the agent calls browser_snapshot to list visible elements, then uses browser_click, browser_type, or browser_press on those references. Once the page changes, stale references are rejected by design, guaranteeing each action targets the current DOM. A control indicator at the bottom of the DSH Web panel lets a human take over at any time; while the lease is active, all agent actions are locked until the lease is released or expires.

A fit for developers who want their agent to browse, fill forms, take screenshots, or verify content within a multi-turn DSH Web workflow, while keeping a human safety net for sensitive or interactive steps.

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Use Cases

  • Agent works across multiple turns with a shared login state, avoiding re-authentication
  • Developers delegate form filling, navigation, and screenshots to the agent inside DSH Web
  • Humans take over the browser during sensitive steps while agent actions are locked

Best For

  • Developers orchestrating browser interactions within DSH Web
  • AI engineers who need reliable web-page manipulation for their agents
  • Teams building automated workflows with a human safety net