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OpenBiliClaw DeepSeek Harness plugin: the user-consumption side (recommendations, delight, saved, Socratic chat, profile, probes, activity) as a web-GUI sidebar, plus agent-bridge tools and the openbiliclaw-adapter skill for closed-loop use inside DSH.
Fail-closed password authentication proxy bundle for the DeepSeek Harness Web profile
Auto-blame: when a turn closes, asks an LLM for three cynical follow-up prompts and shows them as click-to-send bubbles above the composer. Host-gated master toggle in the settings page.
HTTPS + login gateway for the DeepSeek Harness web surface: securely access your DSH Web UI from another machine on your LAN, or from the internet via port forwarding. Fail-closed defaults (loopback-only listener, no accounts until configured); setup and security notes in the README.
dsh plugin (Windows): desktop shortcut that launches dsh web silently (hidden console) and auto-opens the browser; port-aware reconnect; settings UI section; tray with native toast notifications and close-to-exit semantics.
VS Code (from a code-server release) inside DSH: a right-sidebar tab driven by the plugin's own launcher over the in-process VS Code server (lib/launcher.mjs), plus an editor bridge (assets/extensions/dshcs-editor-bridge) that gives the agent what only the editor knows (unsaved buffers, language-server diagnostics, the active selection) and lets editor gestures drive the session. The bridge is completely read-only: all four of its routes (/health, /sync, /old, /event) are reads. Asking DSH from the editor opens a floating dialog inside the DSH page (draggable, resizable, bottom-right): the plugin's client half sends the question as user input (POST /api/code-server/ask/send) and renders that session's new content with DSH's own Markdown renderer - the same @deepseek-ai/dsh-client-ui-primitives instance the UI uses, required from the page's module table, so typography, highlighting and math match the interface and a renderer version mismatch is impossible. Thinking appears as collapsed rows and approval requests (writing outside the workspace / running commands) can be answered in place: whole-plugin write route POST /api/code-server/ask/approve, constrained to pending in-process requests and the outcomes allowed-once/rejected; dialog-first for 5 minutes, handed back to the official card the moment the dialog closes, never auto-approved. There is no build step anywhere: lib/client.js (client half including the dialog panel) and the extension are committed hand-written source, devDependencies holds a single test-only entry, and the published package carries no frontend bundle. Also: the tab claims DSH file addresses (dsh-resource://file/**) by file type (setting claimExtensions), so produced-file chips, delivered-file previews and inline prose mentions open in the workbench; the IDE is a resident surface moved with Element.moveBefore instead of being remounted, so switching sidebar tabs does not reload it; opening the tab switches the right sidebar to fullscreen by default (setting fullscreenOnOpen); a workspace switch re-navigates the workbench with the new ?folder= without restarting the IDE process. Requires a DSH with the right-sidebar services (sidebarRightTabs/sidebarRight, >= 0.1.5-alpha.1); older DSH versions only get an upgrade notice on the settings page. Two serving modes: loopback port (default) or same-origin mount on DSH's own webServer (/code-server, protected by ctx.connection.requestRejection). The diff the bridge opens always has the real pre-write text on the left, taken from result.value.before in tools/post-execute into a bounded snapshot cache and fetched by opaque key over the read-only GET /old, so files that are not open in the editor work too. No code-server Node layer, no argon2, no C++ toolchain.
Wake up DeepSeek Harness: one-click desktop/taskbar/startup shortcuts that start the dsh web server (hidden) and open the GUI, a cold-start whale-girl dance overlay, and a close-button overlay with a fully-quit / close-window dialog.
A phone shell for the DeepSeek Harness web GUI: sidebar becomes an overlay drawer, tapping a session closes it, settings goes full-screen single column. Zero host class hashes.
Self-owned desktop shell for DeepSeek Harness (DSH): a small plugin that opens the web surface in a native Tauri window — real macOS fullscreen (decorated window), single instance, window-close-shuts-harness lifecycle. No tray, no bundled Chromium.
Opens the DSH Web GUI in a dedicated app-mode browser window and stops the server when that window is closed.
DSH web plugin: Restart and Shutdown buttons in the sidebar footer. Restart relaunches the `dsh web` server on the same host/port so the tab reconnects itself; Shutdown stops the server to free the terminal and then closes the browser tab.
Power button in the DeepSeek Harness (dsh) Web UI session header: click to expand a Close / Restart pair that shuts down or relaunches the whole DSH process. Self-contained, no external scripts.
Turn the DeepSeek Harness Web UI into a standalone desktop app window (Chromium --app mode) with a system-tray host: minimise to tray, reopen a closed window, and keep the local server running. / 把 DSH Web 界面变成独立桌面应用窗口，并常驻系统托盘：可最小化到托盘、关闭窗口后从托盘叫回、服务继续在后台运行。
System tray support for DSH Desktop: tray icon plus settings to hide the main window on minimize or close, with self-healing boot-time injection and an injection management panel.