dsh-xcodebuild: Xcode Build and Debugging Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-xcodebuild` is an iOS/macOS development plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to integrate the Xcode toolchain (build, test, and debug) into AI conversation flows. It provides seven core tools: `xcode_doctor`, `xcode_project`, `xcode_destinations`, `xcode_run`, `xcode_log`, `xcode_lldb`, and `xcode_device_log`, supporting environment diagnostics, device management, build execution, log troubleshooting, and LLDB debugging. It automatically displays a build log panel and supports integration with Better Sidebar. The plugin is licensed under the MIT License and supports macOS.
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# Introduction When developing macOS/iOS applications in DSH (DeepSeek Harness), there is a practical challenge: tasks such as building projects, running unit tests, viewing SwiftUI previews, and operating simulators are typically performed within the Xcode UI, preventing agents from intervening. DSH's philosophy is "everything is a plugin," and such capability gaps are usually filled by plugins. Starting with Xcode 27, the system comes with built-in headless MCP services (`xcrun mcp-server` / `xcrun mcpbridge`) that expose the aforementioned capabilities in the form of MCP tools. However, to use them within DSH, a bridging layer is required to convert these MCP tools into...
Read MoreDirectly Controlling iOS Simulators and Real Devices within Conversations: Introduction to the DSH Plugin dsh-ios
dsh-ios is a client plugin developed by ZSeven-W for DeepSeek Harness. It embeds real-time MJPEG feeds from iOS simulators and USB-connected physical devices into the DSH Web conversation interface, offering 22 Agent tools that cover device launching, compilation and execution, accessibility/OCR-based clicking, logging, and debugging. This article verifies the installation commands, typical usage, macOS+Xcode environment requirements, and security considerations based on the SkillHub directory and GitHub README, helping iOS developers integrate mobile debugging into Agent conversations.
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