dsh-terminal-panel
A DeepSeek Harness web UI plugin that adds a manual Terminal tab for executing commands on the harness host or an SSH target.
Install
$ dsh plugin --profile web add <your-account>/dsh-terminal-panelPlugin Overview & Capabilities
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Key Capabilities
- Adds a Terminal tab to DSH web conversation views.
- Executes manual commands locally or through a persistent SSH pseudo-terminal session.
- Persists the working directory across commands.
- Provides command history, Ctrl+C interruption, screen clearing, and directory reset.
- Supports sudo password entry with masked input.
- Offers green-on-black and black-on-white themes persisted in localStorage.
- Sanitizes ANSI output and maintains a 512 KiB rolling output buffer.
- Exposes runtime SSH and connection settings without requiring a service restart.
Useful For
- Running host-machine commands from the DSH web interface.
- Using a remote SSH host as the terminal execution target.
- Working around local sandbox limitations for sudo through an SSH target.
- Managing command-line tasks while viewing DSH conversations.
Who It Fits
- DeepSeek Harness web users who need a manual terminal panel.
- Administrators operating DSH behind loopback, a reverse proxy, or Tailscale.
- Users who want to execute commands on a configured SSH host from DSH.
Documented Limitations
- The plugin executes arbitrary commands as the configured target user.
- There is no built-in authentication; the README advises protecting non-local exposure with reverse-proxy authentication.
- Local mode may not support sudo when DSH is sandboxed, because the process cannot setuid.
- Extra non-loopback hostnames must be configured in trustedHosts.
- SSH passwords, when configured, are stored in a user-level config.json file; the README recommends key authentication on shared machines.
- Output is limited to a 512 KiB rolling buffer.
DSH Compatibility
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Security Signals
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package.json declares 0 runtime, 0 development, 0 peer, and 0 optional dependencies.
GitHub reports the repository license as MIT.
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Source & Registry Notes
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- Source repository
- wuwuzhige-sudo/dsh-terminal-panel
- Registry source
- GitHub · dsh-plugin topic
- Registry classification
- Plugin
- Source checked
- fc69b38 · 2026-09-27
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Repository Activity
- GitHub stars
- 2GitHub stars
- Forks
- 0
- Open issues
- 0
- Last commit
- 2026-08-16
- Last release
- No release detected
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