shaobeichen/dsh-pocket

This page introduces an external open-source repository. It is not an HDATF product.

What it does

DSH Pocket is a plugin for controlling a computer's running DeepSeek Harness web interface from a phone. A QR address and access password open the same session for submitting tasks, viewing output and handling approvals. An HTTP and WebSocket proxy plus mobile-layout adjustments connect the existing interface rather than running a separate model. It requires DeepSeek Harness and Node 22 or newer, and dsh web must restart after plugin installation. Local-network access is separate from public access, which requires explicitly enabling a cloudflared tunnel. A fixed-domain mode needs a Cloudflare account, domain and tunnel configuration. Default and custom passwords have different rotation behavior, and the inspected settings source defaults local access and local authentication to enabled. Remote control reaches the computer's code-execution capabilities, so exposing a company network needs caution, and desktop advanced mode is documented as unsupported.

License

GPL-2.0 Custom or non-standard license. Read the license file before any reuse.

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