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dsh-launcher

Client Updated 2026.09.16

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install NoMindSama/dsh-launcher

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

Run dsh plugin install NoMindSama/dsh-launcher in DeepSeek Harness to install; source code is available at https://github.com/NoMindSama/dsh-launcher

About this plugin

Opening DSH Web usually means firing up a terminal, navigating to the right directory, and typing dsh web. For anyone who works in DSH daily, that ritual is pure friction. dsh-launcher removes it: after installation, DSH automatically creates or refreshes a desktop shortcut called DSH Workbench, and you simply double-click to land on the workspace.

Under the hood the plugin checks whether DSH Web is already running. If it is, the shortcut opens the current page directly; if not, it launches dsh web in your configured workspace in a minimized window and opens a fully authenticated URL with the generated token. It auto-detects the real listening port (falling back to 3080), and every detail workspace, port, shortcut name, icon, and desktop path can be overridden via a DSH patch file or individual environment variables. Installation is idempotent: every DSH startup simply refreshes the shortcut rather than duplicating it. The whole thing relies only on the built-in Windows PowerShell and injects no front-end code, leaving DSH's native UI untouched.

If you are a Windows developer who enters and exits the DSH Web workspace multiple times a day, dsh-launcher collapses the open-terminal, cd, dsh-web三步 into a single double-click, with zero modifications to DSH itself.

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Use Cases

  • Opening DSH Web several times a day without retyping terminal commands
  • Double-clicking a desktop icon to land directly on the workspace
  • Giving the team a uniform one-click entry point to DSH Web

Best For

  • Windows developers who rely on DSH Web for daily work
  • Efficiency-minded users who want to cut startup to a single click
  • DSH users who prefer not to manage terminal paths and commands manually