dsh-plugin-browser: A Native Browser Automation Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-plugin-browser` is a native browser automation agent plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), maintained by menotbobbybrown. It addresses the challenges agents face when handling dynamic web pages, performing structured scraping, and conducting visual verification. Its core features include web page navigation, semantic Markdown extraction, high-resolution screenshots, and CLI tools. Once installed, agents can automatically invoke tools such as `browser_navigate` and `browser_extract` through Cordis Native, while developers can also interact with web pages directly via the command line, making it well suited for scenarios that require advanced web capabilities.
Read Moredsh-plugin-browser: DeepSeek Harness Built-in Browser Panel
`dsh-plugin-browser` is a browser plugin for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) client, designed to simplify agent debugging of web interactions. Based on Playwright, it provides a real-time view, element selection, and model-callable tools (such as navigation, screenshots, clicks, and input) in the DSH right sidebar. Users can enable “Select Element” to insert element references as chips into the input box, enabling the model to locate elements precisely. Installation requires compatible versions of DSH and Node.js. It supports navigation, interaction, and code acceptance scenarios, but selectors only cover the main frame, and the screen stream is pushed only when the panel is visible.
Read Moredsh-plugin-browser: A tool for DSH to access a logged-in Chrome browser
dsh-plugin-browser is a browser automation plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) based on Playwright and CDP technology, designed to address the issues of models accessing logged-in websites and sharing login states across multiple clients. The plugin registers 15 `browser_*` tools with DSH, supporting connection to a user's logged-in Chrome browser via the `real` mode or the launch of independent incognito sessions via the `isolated` mode. Core features include session management, ref-based page interactions (navigation, click, input, hover), handling of tabs and popups, JavaScript execution, reading storage data, screenshots, and waiting for human verification. Installation requires adding the plugin via the DSH CLI; if used...
Read Moredsh-plugin-browser: DSH Plugin Marketplace Entry and Installed Plugins Panel
`dsh-plugin-browser` is a DSH plugin designed to unify the management of plugin status queries and administration. It integrates the awesome-dsh-plugin community directory browsing, the loading status check of plugins in the current profile, and installation, update, and uninstallation operations executed via `dshmarket` into a single panel. This plugin provides the agent with two tools, `list_plugins` and `browse_plugin_market`, enabling direct querying of the plugin list or keyword-based search with status viewing during conversations. The GUI interface includes "Market" and "Installed Plugins" tabs, supporting category filtering, search, and status display, and requires `dshmarket` for executing change operations. Additionally, the plugin offers HTT
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