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DSH Desktop

An open-source Windows and macOS desktop client for DeepSeek Harness that wraps its local web UI, host service and plugin system in a native app, with a built-in plugin marketplace.

DSH Desktop

DSH Desktop is an open-source Windows and macOS desktop client built on DeepSeek Harness (DSH). It packages DSH's local web UI, host service and plugin system into a native application with a window, system tray, terminal, update mechanism and per-profile configuration, combining them with upstream capabilities through DSH's own plugin mechanism. It is an independent community project with no affiliation, cooperation, authorization or endorsement relationship to DeepSeek, and no DeepSeek or DSH upstream team members currently take part in it.

Features include a native shell that automatically starts and manages the local Harness service without requiring Node.js or manual commands, remote control from iOS and Android apps to start tasks and check an agent's progress, and a built-in plugin marketplace, DSH Community Market, for discovering, installing and managing plugins from openly connected data sources.

It is written in TypeScript, licensed under the MIT license, and distributed as an installer for Windows x64 and a disk image for macOS Universal.

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