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deep-browser

Web Tools Updated 2026.09.12

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install temidayoxyz/deep-browser

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

Run dsh plugin install temidayoxyz/deep-browser in your terminal to install the plugin from https://github.com/temidayoxyz/deep-browser.

About this plugin

When a link appears mid-conversation with an AI assistant, the instinct is to click it open, but that means switching windows or spawning a new tab, and the flow of the discussion breaks. Deep Browser drops http(s) pages straight into the right sidebar alongside the chat, so a single click on any link in the conversation renders it in place without interrupting your workflow.

The core capabilities cover tab management, an address bar, page reload, and opening the current page in the system browser. Width presets of Fit, 390, and 768 let you frame the iframe content at a glance. Any http(s) link in the UI opens in the Browser pane on a plain click, while a modifier-key click always defers to the system browser. Local localhost and loopback URLs are supported as well. The pane is purpose-built for live URL display and deliberately does not emulate full browser-engine features such as zoom, cookies, or cache; workspace files remain in Document Preview.

It is well suited for anyone who works inside DeepSeek Harness and frequently needs to inspect external links or local dev pages while keeping the conversation in view, turning side-by-side browsing into the default reading mode.

Use Cases

  • Click an external link in chat to preview it instantly in the sidebar
  • Debug a localhost page inside Harness without switching windows
  • Read an AI response alongside its source reference without leaving the conversation

Best For

  • Developers who rely on DeepSeek Harness for extended multi-turn sessions
  • Frontend and fullstack engineers who need to check local pages while coding
  • Researchers who frequently cross-reference external material mid-conversation