dsh-web-ui
Plugin and skin collection for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web UI - task board, git graph, right-side panel, remote mobile UI, pet, live token stats, and skin center.
The Lens
By Erik Loyd, SaaS CEO and former COO/CFO of an AWS Premier Partner.
Updated Aug 2026
DeepSeek Harness ships a usable web UI. This collection adds the parts you start wanting around day three: a kanban board with cron scheduling, a git graph, a file and diff panel, live token stats, and a mobile remote you pair by QR code to check on a long-running agent from your phone. Apache 2.0, installed with one plugin command.
Install really is one line through the dsh plugin CLI; building from source wants Node 22 and pnpm, but most people never need to. The SSH plugin is the sleeper of the set: terminal, file transfer, port forwarding, and cluster execution from inside the UI. One plugin breaks the no-external-cost rule, the image understanding one, which routes vision through an endpoint like GPT-4o or Qwen-VL that you pay for separately.
Anyone already running DSH should install it, and the live token stats alone justify the slot. Solo and small teams: free, and the mobile remote is worth more than it sounds once agents run long. Medium and large teams get less, because there is no multi-user model and no access control anywhere in the set.
The catch is the dependency. None of this works without DeepSeek Harness, so the collection lives or dies on one upstream project's plugin API. Nine skins, including a Windows XP theme and two Hatsune Miku variants, tell you the priorities honestly. Pin the version before you build a workflow on it.
Free vs Self-Hosted vs Paid
fully freeWhat's Free
Every plugin and every skin. Apache 2.0 on the original work, with third-party pieces keeping their own licenses. Task board, git graph, side panel, SSH remote, mobile remote, token stats, pet, all nine themes.
Deployment Cost
$0 beyond what DSH already costs you. The plugins run inside the existing DSH web UI on your own machine. The mobile remote pairs over your network rather than through a hosted relay.
The One Metered Piece
The image understanding plugin gives text-only models vision by calling an external endpoint. That endpoint is yours to pay for: GPT-4o, Qwen-VL, or whatever you point it at. Every other plugin is local.
The Real Cost
Version risk. This tracks a single upstream project's plugin API, and the collection is maintained outside the DSH core team. Budget time for the upgrade that breaks something.
Free and open source. The only metered piece is the optional vision plugin, which bills through whatever external model endpoint you point it at.
What to do by team size
- Solo
- free; the token stats and mobile remote are the two worth installing first
- Small team
- free; fine to standardize on, just pin the plugin version
- Medium team
- free, but there is no multi-user or permissions story here
- Large team
- free; treat as an individual convenience, not shared infrastructure
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