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DeepSeek Harness Remote Access & Execution Plugins

Explore DSH plugins for remote terminals, hosts, LAN and mobile access, tunnels, sandboxes, remote control, and execution environments.

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mnemon

mnemon-dev/mnemon

558GitHub stars
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A standalone, local persistent-memory system for AI agents, with DeepSeek Harness support provided through the separate dsh-mnemon plugin.

DSH Profile: webv0.2.8Apache-2.0
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dsh-mnemon

omdsh-dev/dsh-mnemon

332GitHub stars
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Composable three-tier memory control plane for DeepSeek Harness with runtime context, searchable documents, and pluggable long-term memory.

DSH Profile: webv0.5.2MIT
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dsh-cost-meter

Han-1413141/dsh-cost-meter

254GitHub stars
Manifest Valid

A bilingual DeepSeek Harness cost-tracking plugin with session and daily costs, budgets, pricing management, balance lookup, and coding-plan quota displays.

DSH Profile: webv1.7.10MIT
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dsh-trading

zhu1090093659/dsh-trading

93GitHub stars
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Agent-native trading terminal built on DeepSeek Harness. Crypto, US, CN and HK in one three-column GUI, 19+ hot-swappable connectors, dry-run by default with human approval on every live order. BYOK, no data redistribution.

DSH Profile: trading-webv0.1.1
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About DeepSeek Harness Remote Access & Execution Plugins

Remote-access and execution plugins let DeepSeek Harness interact with environments beyond the local interface or process. This category covers LAN and secure-tunnel access, mobile and remote-control interfaces, remote hosts and terminals, sandbox routing, and isolated execution environments. These plugins solve different problems, but all extend where the Harness is accessed or where agent work executes.

Because remote plugins cross machine or network boundaries, review authentication, network exposure, tunnel behavior, credentials, command-execution permissions, sandbox isolation, source activity, and compatibility evidence carefully. Remote workflows expand the security boundary of the Harness, so the source and operational model matter as much as the feature itself.