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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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promptaflow

TNJ2026/promptaflow

3GitHub stars
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Local-first, durable workflow runtime for Agent Apps—compile static Workflow DSL to LangGraph and orchestrate trusted multi-agent execution through Codex, WorkBuddy, DeepSeek Harness, or any MCP client.

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dsh-browser-fs

whitefirer/dsh-browser-fs

3GitHub stars
Manifest Valid

A DSH web plugin that lets agents list, read, and write files in a browser-authorized local directory through the File System Access API and a WebSocket relay.

DSH Profile: webv0.2.0MIT
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Living-Dream-DSH

alllllllllli/Living-Dream-DSH

3GitHub stars
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A Windows-focused DeepSeek Harness configuration bundle with installer scripts, MCP integrations, model-provider templates, mobile remote access tooling, and a bundled paste-input plugin.

DSH Profile: webv2.9.0MIT
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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.