CJYLZS/dsh-remote-development
Remote development over SSH: pick a directory on a registered machine as the session workspace and the file, shell, bash, and search tools run on the remote host — the agent works there with the same local tools, and no extra model-facing tools are added.
About this plugin
This plugin adds lightweight remote development to DeepSeek Harness: you register an SSH machine, pick a remote directory as the session's workspace, and the agent then works on that remote workspace with the SAME tools it uses locally — file tools, shell, and search. The plugin does not add any model-facing tool and no third-party UI plugin: it replaces the filesystem, subprocess, and bash providers with routing versions that translate local tool calls into remote execution over SSH, and it con
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