dsh-hmos-emulator

In HarmonyOS development, starting the emulator, picking a project, building, deploying, and reading logs often scatter across DevEco Studio, a terminal, and the browser—fragmented and repetitive. dsh-hmos-emulator consolidates these steps into a DeepSeek Harness sidebar panel: launch or stop the emulator with one click, browse or scan for HarmonyOS projects, build and deploy to the target device with real-time output, and automatic readiness detection after a cold start.

Beyond the panel, the plugin exposes six AI tools—instance management, screen-structure interaction, build-deploy, code linting, device log filtering, and official documentation search—so you can drive the emulator and deployment flow directly from conversation. Interface state is read as a node tree by default rather than a screenshot, giving higher precision at lower cost; screenshots are auto-saved on white-screen or crash events and support baseline comparison to detect visual changes.

It is built for HarmonyOS developers on Windows or macOS who use DevEco Studio as their primary IDE, as well as engineers on Linux relying on Command Line Tools for deployment verification. If your daily loop follows the start-build-deploy-inspect-logs path, this plugin compresses it into a single conversation or a single panel click.