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dsh-tool-ssh

Web Tools Updated 2026.09.09

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install hoshinoick811/dsh-tool-ssh

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

Install it in DeepSeek Harness by running dsh plugin install hoshinoick811/dsh-tool-ssh, with the source code available at https://github.com/hoshinoick811/dsh-tool-ssh.

About this plugin

When your DSH conversation frequently requires operating a remote Linux host, switching between a browser and a terminal tool fragments context and slows you down. dsh-tool-ssh embeds full SSH/SFTP capability directly into the DSH session, turning the chat window into a remote-host workbench.

The plugin covers connection configuration management, persistent multiplexed sessions, remote command execution with auto-reconnect, SFTP file read/write and directory listing, and local upload/download. The web GUI adds a file browser and a multi-terminal tabbed console backed by a Canvas renderer and batched key-send for smooth performance. Navigate between conversation views or terminal tabs without dropping the connection; the remote shell keeps running and all output since your departure is replayed when you return.

Ideal for developers who connect to hosts such as Alibaba Cloud ECS and want to combine conversational development with remote operations in a single workflow. Key-based authentication is recommended for a secure setup.

Use Cases

  • Operate remote Linux hosts such as Alibaba Cloud ECS directly inside DSH without switching windows
  • Keep multiple remote terminal tabs running in parallel with persistent, non-disconnecting sessions
  • Upload and download code or config files via SFTP and read/write them remotely in one flow
  • Run build scripts remotely via ssh_exec and inspect stdout, stderr, and exit codes in real time

Best For

  • Full-stack developers managing cloud VMs (Alibaba Cloud ECS, Tencent CVM, etc.)
  • SRE and ops engineers who want to merge LLM chat with remote administration in one workflow
  • Solo developers who prefer a single-tool flow over juggling browser, MobaXterm, and IDE