dsh-uni-browser

When a DSH agent bumps into a site that demands a logged-in session, the real friction is rarely the click or the form fill—it is re-authenticating from scratch every single time. dsh-uni-browser solves this by giving the agent a named browser profile: you open a visible window, sign in yourself once, and from that point forward the agent reuses the stored cookies, localStorage, and IndexedDB to navigate, snapshot, click, type, and press without repeating the login dance.

Under the hood the plugin launches a lightweight local daemon on demand to manage the browser runtime, defaulting to an already-installed Chrome or Chromium build and also supporting Camoufox through an environment variable. Every interaction flows through uni-browser's audited NDJSON interface rather than a raw debugging passthrough, so passwords and cookies never travel as tool parameters. Profile lifecycle is explicit—Open and Stop preserve local state, Forget removes it only after you confirm—and Chinese or other Unicode display names map to stable internal identifiers while keeping their original text in the settings UI.

It is built for DSH users whose agents must perform authenticated web tasks, who want isolated browser contexts across different projects, or who prefer to complete a sensitive sign-in in a visible window before handing the session over to automation.