dsh-ip-https: DeepSeek Harness Plugin: Remote Setup + Let's Encrypt IP Certificate
`dsh-ip-https` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin designed to address browser errors and permission restrictions when accessing via a public IP. It injects a script to polyfill `crypto.randomUUID` and modifies request headers to bypass RPC 403 errors. Core features include automatically detecting the public IP and requesting a Let's Encrypt IP certificate to enable HTTPS access, supporting login-free redirect and remote write configuration. The plugin requires no domain name or ICP filing, but ports 80/443 must be open, making it suitable for remote management scenarios without a domain.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-https-fix
dsh-https-fix is a plugin that provides external HTTPS access for DeepSeek Harness (DSH). It addresses public network access and secure configuration issues through a built-in reverse proxy, certificate management, and hot-patching. The plugin supports automatic self-signed or user-provided certificates and provides independent Web login authentication. To use it, enter a domain name or IP address on the configuration page and apply the patch with one click. It becomes active after passing 12 validation checks. However, the plugin is high-risk because it modifies the DSH source code at runtime, requiring strict version compatibility. The plugin must be uninstalled before upgrading DSH, and the default password should be changed to prevent security risks.
Read MoreIntroducing the DeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-lanmode
`dsh-lanmode` is an enhanced LAN access plugin designed specifically for the DeepSeek Harness WebUI, aimed at addressing the limitations on non-local access under default security policies. By generating a Root CA certificate to support HTTPS, it unlocks browser security APIs such as microphone, clipboard, and file uploads. It also provides mDNS domain resolution (e.g., dsh.local), PWA support, quick access via QR code, and browser API polyfills. Installation requires DeepSeek Harness 0.1.7+ and Node.js 20+, making it suitable for developers who need voice interaction and remote access within a LAN.
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