DeepSeek Harness 插件介绍:dsh-browser

`dsh-browser` 插件旨在解决 DeepSeek Harness (DSH) 浏览器自动化中易被识别的风险。它不依赖 CDP 协议,通过 Native Messaging 与扩展通信,并使用持久 Profile 保留登录态,从而降低反爬检测。核心功能包括文本化页面交互、丰富的浏览器控制工具集以及基于令牌的配对机制。安装过程包含插件安装、连接组件配置、手动加载扩展及配对。该工具适合在有反爬机制或需保持登录态的复杂网页交互场景中使用。

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DSH Browser: A Headless Browser Automation Plugin for DeepSeek Harness

dsh-browser is a browser automation plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to address the session confusion and security risks caused by traditional drivers. Built on Playwright 1.62.1, it provides headless-first, fully isolated Chromium sessions and a semantic action interface. Through bounded evidence and deterministic checks, it ensures that Agent actions are safe and traceable. The plugin supports a standard workflow: installing and starting a session, observing a page, performing actions, and ending the session, and is suitable for web testing and data scraping scenarios. The current version is 0.1.0-rc1, a pre-release.

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dsh-browser: Providing a Local Browser for Each DeepSeek Harness Session

`dsh-browser` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin that provides a dedicated, real browser environment for each conversation session. It mirrors the browser view to the sidebar via the CDP port, allowing agents to drive the browser with nine tool sets (such as page snapshots, element lookup, and code execution). It supports real mouse and text event input and enables developers to debug via DevTools or Playwright, making it suitable for scenarios requiring in-depth debugging of an agent's web interaction behavior.

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DeepSeek Harness Plugin dsh-browser

DSH (DeepSeek Harness) connects the model to the browser environment through the `dsh-browser` plugin, implementing the “everything is a plugin” philosophy using a Chrome/Edge MV3 extension. The architecture uses a three-layer design, communicating over WebSocket and native messaging. Installation requires Node.js 22.19+ and browser support; the process includes adding the plugin, packaging the extension, obtaining the extension ID, installing the native host, and loading environment variables. The plugin provides tools for observation, navigation, page manipulation, and script evaluation, and supports operations on HTTP/HTTPS pages. When using it, be aware that direct mode is local-only, permission limits exist, element references may become invalid, and an approval mechanism is in place.

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@kasenri/dsh-browser: DeepSeek Harness Browser Automation Plugin

The DeepSeek Harness plugin `@kasenri/dsh-browser` is a community plugin designed to address the limitation that AI agents cannot directly operate a browser. It injects browser automation capabilities through the native Harness infrastructure, supporting tasks such as web testing and information collection. The plugin depends on specific versions of DSH and `agent-browser`, and provides core functions such as opening web pages, clicking, typing, and reading content, while supporting multiple input modes. To ensure security, it includes built-in protection mechanisms to prevent stale references, tab drift, and sensitive information leakage, validate disk artifacts, restrict domains, and enforce manual verification. During installation, ensure that the required dependent components are available in PATH and restart the profile for the changes to take effect.

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ylwl1997/dsh-browser: Real Browser Automation Based on bsk

dsh-browser is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness that addresses the challenge of agents accessing real web content and interacting with live web pages by introducing bsk. It enables agents to navigate, click, fill out forms, and take screenshots like humans. The plugin offers core features including navigation, reading the accessibility tree, clicking, form filling, screenshot capture, and semantic observation. Before use, ensure that the system environment variable PATH includes bsk and that the browser skill extension is loaded in DSH. Released under the MIT license, this tool is designed to meet the need for agents to perform complex web interaction tasks.

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dsh-browser: DeepSeek Harness Browser Extension, enabling AI to directly operate local Microsoft Edge

dsh-browser is a browser extension developed specifically for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), aiming to enable AI agents to directly execute web browsing, clicking, form filling, and screenshot tasks. Built upon Playwright, this plugin directly drives the locally installed Microsoft Edge browser, eliminating the need to configure CDP endpoints or run MCP services, thereby simplifying the technical stack. It preserves cookies, JavaScript (JS), and login states, providing eight core `browser_*` tools, including page navigation, content snapshots, element clicking, text input, keyboard operations, JS execution, and screenshots. The environment requires Node.js 22+ and Microsoft Edge; during installation, it must be added via the `dsh plugin` command and re-...

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DSH-Browser: A Playwright Browser Automation Plugin for DeepSeek Harness

dsh-browser is a Playwright-based browser automation plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to enable Agents to directly drive real web pages. It provides tools such as `browser_open`, `click`, `type`, `screenshot`, and `eval`, supporting page navigation, form interaction, JavaScript execution, content reading, and screenshot review. Browser state is maintained across tool calls, and it runs in headless mode by default. Installation requires `playwright-core` and a Chromium-based browser (it automatically attempts to use chromium/chrome/msedge; if missing, you can run `npx playwri

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dsh-browser: A Plugin for Providing Shared Real Browsers to DSH

dsh-builtin-browser (wqty123/dsh-browser) is a client-side plugin for DSH that provides agents with a real, visible browser that can be shared with users. Upon installation, it offers 20 browser_* tools, supporting DOM-level operations, multi-tab management, task-level session isolation, persistent login state, human verification detection, and cookie-enabled downloads. When a desktop shell is available, it embeds the view; in a pure DSH web environment, it can self-host and launch an Electron window. Installation: dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-builtin-browser. Licensed under MIT, currently at version 0.1.15.

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Connect DeepSeek Harness to your active Chrome tab with dsh-browser

dsh-browser is an interface enhancement plugin for DeepSeek Harness maintained by Lum1104. It connects dsh to your active Chrome tab: the page will be transformed into numbered structured text, and models can be clicked, filled out, scrolled and navigated, without relying on screenshot or visual capabilities, while retaining login status and Cookies. The directory installation command is `dsh plugin add github:Lum1104/dsh-browser`. To fully enable it, you also need to install the Chrome extension "dsh Browser Helper" via the repository script. This project is licensed under the MIT License and has no relation to the npm package with the same name dsh-browser.

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