dsh-multi-remote: DSH Remote Development Plugin
dsh-multi-remote is a DSH client plugin designed to address the challenges of agent collaboration in remote environments. It adopts a “local decision-making, remote execution” architecture and supports three backends: SSH, WSL, and Docker, allowing an agent’s file reading/writing and command operations to be performed remotely while its reasoning and decision-making remain local. The plugin provides capabilities such as a true PTY terminal experience, automatic environment detection, and a local anchor directory (read-only mirror). After installation via Node.js, developers can connect to remote targets from the sidebar or chat, enabling the agent to operate on remote resources securely and seamlessly without installing additional components on the remote end.
Read Morelemoncat7/dsh-ssh: SSH Sessions, Terminals, and File Transfer Plugin
`lemoncat7/dsh-ssh` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin designed to enable AI agents to perform remote server operations. It integrates features such as SSH authentication, proxy jumps, port forwarding, interactive terminals, and file transfer (SFTP/FTP) into the DSH workspace without relying on local commands. It supports command execution, terminal interaction, Markdown editing, and file preview (up to 1MB). The installation command is `dsh plugin --profile web add @lemoncat7/dsh-ssh@latest`. This plugin is maintained by community developers and follows the MIT License.
Read Moredsh-anywhere: Deploy the DeepSeek Harness Workspace on Any Machine
`dsh-anywhere` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) designed to address the challenges of operating remote machines, especially devices on internal networks or behind NAT. It uses SSH to directly turn remote machines into local workspaces and provides two modes: Fleet mode, which registers unreachable machines via network tunneling, and World mode, which treats remote devices as a filesystem and subprocess runtime. The plugin has no external dependencies, leverages OpenSSH ControlMaster to optimize performance, supports agent-native tools acting directly on remote targets, and is suitable for building cross-machine agent workflows.
Read Moremodole/dsh-plugin-ssh-laoboshi: DSH Client SSH Hosts and Multi-Session Management
The `modole/dsh-plugin-ssh-laoboshi` plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) is designed to address compatibility issues when managing remote servers through the web interface, providing native SSH capability support. Maintained by Modole, its core features include SSH host and credential management, multi-session terminal control, and native capability invocation. Users can enable the plugin by installing it with the specified commands and restarting the DSH web process. The plugin runs with the current user's permissions; users are advised to review the source code before installation and to avoid exposing sensitive information in their projects.
Read MoreDSH Remote Runtime: Managing Remote Harness Environments with OpenSSH
The DSH Remote Runtime plugin manages isolated Harness environments on remote Linux hosts via OpenSSH and provides a native web interface. Core features include automatic runtime validation (SHA-256 checksum), secure isolation (credentials are stored only on the local host), access control (SSH-only), and traffic throttling. Installation requires Node.js version 22.19 or higher locally and basic utilities on the remote host. Usage requires configuring an OpenSSH connection, supporting either direct or proxy mode via a local loopback tunnel. Disconnecting does not terminate the remote service, and it is recommended to use a dedicated remote user to enhance isolation.
Read Moredsh-secure-remote: DeepSeek Harness SSH Security and Stability Plugin
`dsh-secure-remote` is an SSH plugin for DeepSeek Harness that replaces the native provider through a bundle patch without requiring source code modifications. Its core features include fixing macOS/Linux `ControlPath` issues caused by overly long paths, disabling reconnection on Windows, securely storing passwords via the DSH service, strictly limiting remote file operation boundaries, and enabling host key verification by default. The plugin supports key/password authentication and is compatible with the existing architecture, though it does not yet support remote Windows environments or advanced file transfer features.
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