dsh-desktop-shortcut: Windows desktop shortcuts for DSH Web
`dsh-desktop-shortcut` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web plugin maintained by `fuyue521`, designed to simplify the process for Windows users to access local DSH Web. By creating desktop shortcuts, this plugin enables the `dsh web` service to be launched with a double-click and automatically opens a browser, eliminating the tedious manual entry of commands and URLs. Core features include one-click generation of customizable desktop shortcuts (supporting name, icon, launch parameters, and browser selection, such as Edge/Chrome), and integration of a draggable floating refresh button in the Web UI, featuring a loading animation, success feedback, and automatic disabling with a red prompt during AI responses to avoid interference. It is necessary to ensure Windows...
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dsh-desktop-windowos is a DSH Windows desktop shell maintained by RAFOLIE, built on Tauri v2, React 18, and TypeScript. The application automatically launches the local DSH web service, embeds a native webchat within the window, runs in the system tray, displays system notifications upon task completion, and delivers a single portable EXE file of approximately 4.5 MB. It can be installed via `dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-desktop-plugin` or downloaded directly from GitHub Releases. Features include an environment management panel, log and diagnostic export, dual-channel automatic updates for both DSH and the shell, crash self-healing, and additional modes. It requires Node.js ^22.19 or ≥ 24 and is compatible with Windows only.
Read MoreUse deepseek-harness-desktop to embed the official web interface into the Windows desktop
deepseek-harness-desktop is a community-maintained desktop shell developed and maintained by chyra-moon, which packages the official DeepSeek Harness web interface into an independent Windows x64 window with a 1:1 restoration of the original UI. The installation package comes with a built-in runtime environment. It can host the dsh server internally, or reuse existing web/CLI instances and share sessions; it will automatically take over the session about 5 seconds after the external service is disconnected. This article verifies the installation commands, three release packages, shortcut keys and settings.json configuration according to the community repository and GitHub, and clarifies that this is an unofficial community project.
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