dsh-tailnet-admin: 让 DSH 设置页在非回环地址可用

`dsh-tailnet-admin` 是一个针对 DeepSeek Harness(DSH)的插件,旨在解决其通过 Tailscale 或反向代理访问时设置页不可用及浏览器会话认证失效的问题。该插件通过 `pageHosts` 和 `disableBrowserAuth` 两个独立开关,允许在非回环地址启用设置页,并支持按需关闭浏览器端 token 校验,同时保留 Host/Origin 栅栏以确保安全。

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dsh-control: Unified Local Window Management for Remote dsh Instances

`dsh-control` is a client plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address the pain points of managing remote dsh instances in multi-machine collaboration scenarios. It does not rely on a remote filesystem; instead, it brings remotely running dsh instances into the local frontend via SSH tunnels, enabling unified management. The plugin's core features include one-click SSH connection to remote instances, automatic creation of a local workspace with the same name, token-level streaming of responses, and sidebar visibility with self-healing capability. It allows users to interact directly through the local sidebar without modifying remote configurations. It is maintained by 6mt, supports version pinning and updates, and requires restarting dsh after installation to take effect. Currently, only SSH connections are supported, passwords are not stored, and the remote machine must have dsh version >= 0.2.0-rc.2 installed.

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Introduction to the DeepSeek Harness SSH Session Management Plugin

`sycada/dsh-remote-ssh-tools` is a secure remote connection plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH). It addresses the issues of cumbersome SSH configuration and difficulty in obtaining command feedback in local operations. The plugin provides features such as connection profile management, one-click command execution, interactive terminal access, SFTP file transfer, and secure credential protection. Through Agent tool injection, users can easily manage connections to multiple servers during conversations, standardizing and securing remote operations. Installation requires adding the dependency in `package.json` and restarting.

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dsh-remote-gpu-monitoring: Remote Multi-Server GPU Monitoring Dashboard

dsh-remote-gpu-monitoring is a remote multi-server GPU status monitoring plugin for DeepSeek Harness Web. It reads `nvidia-smi` information via SSH, leveraging connection reuse and caching mechanisms to provide a unified GPU view in the browser sidebar. The plugin supports zero configuration and on-demand server selection, with a secure and low-cost design. Users can use `gpu_overview` and `gpu_refresh` in the toolbar to quickly view or refresh data. This plugin is suitable for users who need to centrally monitor GPU resources across multiple nodes. Installation is simple; ensure passwordless SSH authentication and that `nvidia-smi` is installed on the target servers.

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dsh-ssh-plugin: SSH Execution and Persistent Connection Management

The DeepSeek Harness plugin `dsh-ssh-plugin` provides a native `ssh_exec` tool, enabling models to directly execute commands on remote Linux servers over SSH. Its core features include model tool integration, key-based persistent connection management, automatic recognition of local SSH configurations, and graceful degradation. The plugin supports both host-side and browser-side environments, simplifying agent operations on remote services, but requires the target environment to have bash installed and key-based authentication configured.

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dsh-link-plugin: Connecting a Local DeepSeek Harness to Community Sites

dsh-link-plugin is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (dsh) that allows users to manage local plugins remotely via a browser. It connects to the dsh community website over WebSocket, supports browsing the store registry in offline environments, and can batch-execute remote installation commands from the browser. The plugin includes security mechanisms such as whitelist-based installation validation, interception of dangerous commands, TLS-encrypted transmission, and secure token storage. Users generate a pairing code in the browser and fill it into the configuration; afterwards, they can view the installed list and install plugins remotely in the Web UI.

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