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Font switcher for DeepSeek Harness Web GUI: 99 UI fonts (CJK sans/serif/kai-fangsong/display + Latin serif/sans/display, WPS classics included) and 31 code fonts, with CJK-Latin pairing stacks, instant apply and localStorage persistence
Authenticated remote access for a DeepSeek Harness web profile: TLS, QR/passcode device pairing, password sign-in, and per-device revocation in front of an untouched loopback harness.
Use when designing, reviewing, repairing, or implementing commercial UI/UX/GUI for product screens, dashboards, admin panels, SaaS tools, mobile apps, forms, tables, workflow states, design systems, or no-brand visual strategy.
DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web plugin: a QR-code button above Settings that lets phones connect to the web UI through an auth-gated reverse proxy.
Task-to-skill pairing with a laziness ladder and a safe install cellar. Never overpours, never serves untasted. DSH · Claude Code · Codex
DeepSeek Harness mobile pairing remote plugin: E2EE companion over a dual-plane allowlisted RPC (LAN / Tailscale / optional Cloudflare Quick Tunnel or self-hosted rendezvous).
One DSH Remote Host bundle: Noise projection, commands, prompt/stop admissions, pairing settings. Linux and Windows.
DeepSeek Harness (dsh) task-completion notifications: native desktop alerts on macOS/Windows/Linux plus zero-config phone pairing (PWA + Web Push) with optional cloudflared public tunnel.
Floating phone-pairing QR button for the DSH WebUI. Companion UI for dsh-remote-link: opens its /qr pairing page in an in-app overlay.
Opt-in mobile access to DeepSeek Harness Web through QR pairing and a managed FRP tunnel.
DSH Mobile Remote plugin: Host Gateway, Public Endpoint pairing, WebRTC Direct, encrypted Tunnel Fallback
DeepSeek Harness plugin for lightweight LAN access to the current Web UI from phones, tablets, and other computers.
Mobile remote control for the DSH web GUI with TunnelMux as the tunnel backend: scan-to-pair QR entry, one-time pairing tokens, live device status, revocable mobile sessions, and an auto-tunnel driven by the TunnelMux control API (127.0.0.1:4765) instead of an embedded cloudflared binary.