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dsh-passwords

A DeepSeek Harness gateway plugin for authenticated, multi-user remote access with permissions, quotas, and automatic HTTPS support.

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11GitHub Stars3ForksUpdated2026-08-18

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Plugin Overview & Capabilities

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dsh-passwords installs into DeepSeek Harness as a gateway layer for server-hosted, multi-tenant use. It adds login and initial setup flows, subuser administration, access controls, usage limits, audit logging, and a bilingual web UI.

Key Capabilities

Registers as a DSH bundle and starts with DSH to proxy web access through a login gateway.
Provides initial setup, primary-user and subuser account management, and password/session handling.
Supports per-subuser workspace allowlists, token and time quotas, sandbox levels, upload/download controls, and account bans.
Offers automatic Let's Encrypt HTTPS using an sslip.io hostname or a configured custom domain; custom certificates and reverse-proxy deployment are documented.
Stores authentication and platform data in SQLite, with documented bcrypt password hashes and optional encrypted data fields.
Adds DSH settings UI cards and a user messaging interface with Chinese and English localization.

Useful For

Sharing a server-hosted DSH instance with a team while requiring sign-in.
Providing controlled subaccounts for customers or internal users.
Applying workspace, sandbox, and usage restrictions to DSH subusers.
Putting a login gateway in front of a remotely accessible DSH web interface.

Who It Fits

DSH administrators hosting DSH on a server.
Teams sharing a single DSH deployment.
Operators who need per-user permissions or quotas for remote DSH access.

Documented Limitations

Requires Node.js 22.5+, Git, and an existing working DSH installation.
Default automatic HTTPS requires publicly reachable port 80 for Let's Encrypt HTTP-01 validation and a reachable public IP or configured domain.
HTTPS on privileged ports may require elevated permissions on Linux; an alternative port or proxy may be needed.
When automatic TLS is disabled for private-network deployments, the documented HTTP mode is unencrypted and may expose passwords and session cookies.
Uses a local SQLite database; changing an enabled database encryption key makes existing encrypted data unreadable.

DSH Compatibility

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Dependency Counts

package.json declares 4 runtime, 14 development, 0 peer, and 0 optional dependencies.

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Dsh Bundle Declared

package.json declares DSH bundle metadata.

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License Declared

GitHub reports the repository license as BSD-3-Clause.

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Source Available

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Source & Registry Notes

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Source repository: slywalker2006/dsh-passwords
Registry source: GitHub · dsh-plugin topic
Registry classification: Plugin
Source checked: 7704b59 · 2026-08-18

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