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Dsh Desktop

by xingj404-lab · xingj404-lab/dsh-desktop

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deepseek harness desktop

Install Dsh Desktop

Installs but activates nothing: package.json has no `dsh.bundle` declaration, so `dsh plugin` warns and loads no config layer.

This repository is not a DSH plugin

Its package.json declares no dsh.bundle. In the official docs' own words, a package like this “still installs, but only as a plain dependency: dsh plugin prints a warning and activates no layer”. The install looks like it worked and nothing happens.

What it actually is: deepseek harness desktop If that is what you came for, use it directly from the repository — it is just not something dsh plugin add can activate.

Before you run it

  • A plugin runs with your permissions once loaded: it can read your files, use your credentials and reach the network. Tool approvals do not sandbox it.
  • Installing from git resolves a moving branch. Pin a commit — github:xingj404-lab/dsh-desktop#<commit-sha> — so the code you reviewed is the code you install.

Prerequisites

API key
Required — see the repository README for which provider.
Network access
Not required at runtime.
Language
Rust

Install check

Every field the verdict was derived from, so you can re-derive it yourself

Field checkedResultWeightWhat the spec says about it
lifecycleScriptspassinfono install-time scripts
dsh.bundlemissingfatalpackage.json has no `dsh.bundle` key
Verdict reason
no dsh.bundle declaration — installs as a plain dependency only
package.json read
package.json
Rules applied from
docs/user/develop/basic/publish.md
Checked at
2026-08-15

From the README

Excerpt as published by the author, plain text, unedited

**dsh-desktop** is the native desktop app for the [DeepSeek Harness](https://github.com/deepseek-ai/deepseek-harness) (`dsh`) coding agent. It is a **Tauri v2** shell around the existing `dsh web` browser surface: - it starts the `dsh web` backend locally (on a loopback port it picks itself), - waits until the backend is serving, then opens it in a native window, - adds a native menu bar (Edit / View / Window), a system tray, and window-state memory, - keeps the backend alive in the background and restarts it automatically on crash, - bundles its own `node` + `dsh`, so **end users do not need to install anything**. The harness UI itself is unchanged — this project only supplies the native shell. - **Zero setup** — the packaged app carries its own Node.js runtime and `dsh` CLI; no Node, no

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