DeepSeek Harness

A multi-device remote built on the DSH plugin system with end-to-end encryption and a peer-to-peer first network. It lets the builder drive a home harness and Codex from a phone anywhere.

Methodology skills, industry-chain mapping and public-source policy tracking that produce auditable company research cards and reports. The author keeps it research-only, not investment advice.

Model fusion for dsh: a frontier lead model plans and reviews while a far cheaper sidekick writes the code.

Packages the DSH agent as an Android app with an extension center and no root requirement. Built by a 15-year-old developer so the agent works on a phone with nothing else installed.

Packs a full 88-file reverse-engineering and authorized pentesting skill library as a Cordis plugin for DeepSeek Harness. Handy for security researchers who want a ready-made analyst toolkit.

A theme plugin with eight themes, per-user accent colours, animated wallpapers and shareable theme packs for the harness web UI. Made to make the default interface feel personal.

Lets the agent build, run and drive a live Android emulator or USB device from inside the chat, controlled entirely through adb. It closes the loop for agents writing mobile apps.

Demo clip of ollama launch dsh running the harness fully locally with Ollama web search preinstalled and a trajectory view.

A community desktop build of DeepSeek Harness that adds wallpapers, a whale-girl pet, usage stats and phone remote connection on top of the official features.

Lets Claude Code or Codex hand tasks to cheaper DSH workers with native subagent progress, per-tier presets and a bridge that lends the text-only harness vision and image generation.

A cross-session memory plugin storing soul, user, project, fact and other layers in SQLite so the agent remembers across runs. Built by a self-described coding cat for continuity.

A cross-session memory plugin with an autoDream step that merges and prunes memories offline, plus a memory panel to browse them. Aimed at privacy-minded users who want agent memory that stays local.

Watches a finished session and distils it into a reviewable skill file so the next run can repeat the working approach. Built to stop re-explaining the same workflow to the agent.

A local-first desktop mascot plugin for DSH with idle animations such as drinking coffee. A light-hearted add-on so waiting for the agent feels less lonely.