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dsh-remote-explorer

Remote development launcher for DeepSeek Harness over SSH and WSL with local credential isolation.

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2GitHub Stars0ForksUpdated2026-09-25

Install

$ dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-remote-explorer

Plugin Overview & Capabilities

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dsh-remote-explorer provisions and launches DeepSeek Harness instances on remote Linux/macOS hosts or WSL environments, tunneling access back to your local browser. It keeps LLM API credentials strictly local by reverse-proxying model invocations through an SSH tunnel, and exposes a DSH navigation panel, slash commands, and agent tools for managing remote sessions.

Key Capabilities

  • Automatic remote host provisioning of Node.js and dsh instances without requiring pre-installed runtimes
  • Secure reverse-tunnel LLM credential proxying keeping real API keys solely on the local machine
  • WSL2 target support on Windows with automatic local port forwarding
  • Global DSH UI navigation panel for session inspection, connection management, and remote plugin administration
  • Built-in agent tools and /remote-explorer slash command for session control

Useful For

  • Executing compute-heavy DSH agent workloads on remote servers while keeping UI rendering and API keys local
  • Developing inside WSL2 environments seamlessly without manual SSH server configuration
  • Managing and monitoring remote DSH sessions directly within the DSH web interface

Who It Fits

  • Developers working with remote Linux/macOS build servers or cloud instances
  • Windows developers utilizing WSL2 development environments
  • Teams needing isolated DSH agent execution while preserving credential security

Documented Limitations

  • Remote hosts must run POSIX-compliant environments (Linux or macOS)
  • Requires SSH access or WSL2; IPv6 targets require SSH configuration entries
  • Concurrent users sharing the same remote OS account share the same session root

DSH Compatibility

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Security Signals

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Dependency Counts

package.json declares 5 runtime, 17 development, 8 peer, and 0 optional dependencies.

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Source repository
btsd321/dsh-remote-explorer
Registry source
GitHub · dsh-plugin topic
Registry classification
Plugin
Source checked
a849b4e · 2026-09-27

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Repository Activity

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Last commit
2026-09-25
Last release
2026-09-27
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