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DSH Pocket

A companion tool that mirrors the DeepSeek Harness web interface from a desktop to a phone in real time over a QR code, working over the local network or a public tunnel.

DSH Pocket

DSH Pocket lets a user reach the DeepSeek Harness web interface running on a computer from a phone, by scanning a QR code shown in a new settings panel. The phone view mirrors the desktop interface in real time over WebSocket streaming and supports two-way interaction, so a running agent can be checked or controlled remotely.

Local-network access works over the same Wi-Fi and auto-detects the machine's LAN address, including under WSL. Public access opens a Cloudflare Tunnel, optionally with a fixed named-tunnel domain, and both modes are protected by a password that can be a random default or set by the user; access can be switched off independently for each mode.

It installs as a single npm plugin with no separate core or adapter packages, and needs no account or external server.

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