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dsh-wecom-plugin

Web Tools Updated 2026.09.15

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install zhengmz/dsh-wecom-plugin

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

Run dsh plugin install zhengmz/dsh-wecom-plugin in your terminal to install the plugin; the source is available at https://github.com/zhengmz/dsh-wecom-plugin . After installation, configure your WeCom bot credentials and enable the plugin in your DSH profile.

About this plugin

DeepSeek Harness packs a powerful local agent, yet out of the box it is only reachable through the web GUI. For developers whose daily workflow lives in WeCom (Enterprise WeChat), switching to a browser every time they need the agent is friction they would rather not have. dsh-wecom-plugin closes that gap with a single persistent WebSocket link between a WeCom AI bot and a DSH agent session: you type a message in chat, the agent runs code, reads files, produces images, and streams the answer straight back to the conversation—no public endpoint, no relay service, one machine is enough.

The plugin goes well beyond a simple relay. In group chats it isolates sessions per member, gates responses behind @-mentions or quotes, and enforces a user allow-list so a shared bot does not become a chaos point. Media handling covers inbound image understanding, file and video downloads, voice transcription, and outbound image delivery via a dedicated native tool that avoids the well-known second-connection kick-off problem. Security is addressed through an in-chat approval flow: when the agent requests elevated permissions, a one-time authorization code is pushed to the chat and the user can approve or reject without ever leaving WeCom. Connection resilience is layered with automatic reconnection after server-side kicks, bounded send retries, and a standalone diagnostic log file for post-mortem.

It is built for technical teams or individual developers who already run DSH locally and treat WeCom as their primary communication channel. If you want an always-on agent you can @ for log lookups, screenshot-and-reply, or shared-but-isolated group sessions—all from your phone—this is the lightest way to plug in.

Use Cases

  • Drive a local DSH agent from a phone via WeCom to run code, inspect logs, and return screenshots
  • Share an agent in a WeCom group with per-member session isolation and @-mention gating to avoid spam
  • Approve an agent permission escalation in-chat with a one-time auth code without opening the browser

Best For

  • Developers whose primary work IM is WeCom and who want to drive a local AI agent anytime, anywhere
  • Tech leads who need to share a local DeepSeek Harness setup with a small team while keeping sessions isolated
  • Solo developers who prefer a lightweight, zero-public-endpoint integration on a single machine