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dsh-host

Headless persistent Backend profile for DeepSeek Harness

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dsh-host

dsh-host turns DeepSeek Harness into a persistent, headless backend. The AI runtime, sessions, tools, workspaces, approvals, attachments, jobs, and storage all stay on the Host machine. Client adapters can disconnect and later attach again without moving execution back to the client.

Its process boundary is inspired by VS Code's remote architecture: execution survives independently of the observing client. The wire protocol and authentication below are dsh-host's own contract, not the VS Code protocol:

  • a long-lived supervisor, detached by default;
  • a loopback-only HTTP/WebSocket endpoint;
  • a persistent dsh-host connection token stored outside the endpoint registry;
  • an endpoint document for SSH-side discovery;
  • frontend-independent APIs rather than a reduced remote-tool facade.

Install

Build the package, then add it to a dedicated profile:

pnpm install
pnpm build
dsh plugin --profile host add /absolute/path/to/dsh-host

Run it:

dsh --profile host

The command starts a detached supervisor. Use --foreground while developing or under an external service manager:

dsh --profile host --foreground

Inspect or stop the shared supervisor with --status and --kill. Use --list to inspect every live Host instance registered for the current OS user.

Every client uses the same Host protocol: authenticated /api/<method> RPC, /api/events.mux and /api/events.host event streams, and /dsh-host/protocol discovery. dsh-remote-ssh forwards this endpoint without changing the wire and exports a Node client for terminal and daemon consumers. Its Web surface adds only a same-origin reverse proxy for the local static UI.

Plugins are installed into the remote host profile, so their configuration, dependencies, commands, and per-agent scope remain ordinary Harness concepts. See the Host protocol and plugin contract for client and plugin integration.

By default, private state is stored under $DSH_HOME/host/default/. Each generation also publishes a per-user registry entry under $DSH_HOME/host/registry/. Remote clients resolve the stable instance there and forward its current loopback port; reconnecting does not restart the Host.

See INSTALL.md for deployment and security details.

Status

This repository owns the Backend profile, authentication, and wire/discovery contract. It mounts no browser, terminal, locale, theme, or other UI package.

License

Apache-2.0

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Package last updated on 16 Aug 2026

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