dsh-local-link

The DeepSeek Harness Web client was designed for a desktop: a wide navigation bar, hover-triggered menus, and densely packed subagent panels all assume a large screen and a mouse. Step away from that computer and there is no official mobile app, no built-in LAN entry point, and no straightforward way to resume the same conversation on a phone or tablet. dsh-local-link closes that gap with a small, self-hosted gateway. Click Local access in the Harness sidebar to generate a one-use QR code; any phone, tablet, or second computer on the same private network scans it and lands directly in the session you are already viewing, with the same live agent stream, permission boundaries, and plugin slots intact, and no hosted relay, tunnel, cloud account, or second workspace in sight.

Version 1.0.0 also ships a responsive Mobile View that reshapes the stock interface for narrow touch screens: the desktop navigation folds into a dismissible left drawer, session metadata moves into a compact right drawer, the subagent catalog opens as a bottom sheet, safe-area insets and virtual-keyboard behavior are tuned for viewports from 360 to 834 CSS pixels wide, and every registered conversation view, overlay, and plugin slot stays dynamic and untouched underneath. It inherits the selected session authority (Read only, Workspace write, or Full access) without weakening or adding a permission layer, and Settings, credentials, native Host actions, and agent-preset authoring remain loopback-only.

The plugin is aimed at developers who run DeepSeek Harness locally and want a quick phone-based check-in, teams that share one Wi-Fi and want browser-accessible work sessions without a second client, and anyone who wants a responsive companion without pulling in cloud services or forking Harness business logic. In one sentence, dsh-local-link does exactly one thing well: it opens a reliable same-LAN browser path to the existing Web UI and arranges that UI so a phone screen can actually use it.