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dsh-web is a plugin ecosystem that expands the DeepSeek Harness Web GUI into a broader AI development workstation. Its capabilities are packaged as independent plugins that can be installed, replaced, or extended without modifying the DSH source code. The suite adds performance monitoring, agent presets, a task board, mobile remote control, SSH operations, image understanding, and an enhanced workspace panel.

DSH Web UI is a modular plugin and skin collection that expands the DeepSeek Harness browser interface into a broader development workspace. Its components attach through the official DSH profile mechanism without modifying the Harness source code. Users can add a task board that executes real agent sessions and supports scheduled jobs through cron expressions. A Git graph visualizes branches and commit history, while additional panels provide files, editing, terminals, Git operations, and...

DSH Desktop is an open-source native desktop client that packages DeepSeek Harness into a ready-to-use Windows and macOS application. It combines the upstream local Web UI, Host service, and plugin system with desktop windows, system tray controls, terminals, updates, and workspace configuration. The app automatically starts and manages the local Harness service without requiring Node.js or terminal commands. Its architecture treats the desktop shell itself as a plugin alongside models, tools, interfaces, and workflows. ...

...It supports providers such as OpenAI, Mistral, Claude, Gemini, OpenRouter, and locally hosted Ollama models. Users can bring their own API keys, upload files, and customize system prompts and layouts. The interface is responsive and includes light and dark themes. Zola can be self-hosted and also supports Docker-based deployment, including setups with Ollama. Its stack uses Next.js, Tailwind CSS, shadcn/ui, the Vercel AI SDK, and Supabase, while MCP support is under development.

...Processing is performed entirely offline, so source images do not need to leave the local computer. The project is designed to run on ordinary hardware without a dedicated GPU and keeps its installer and model footprint relatively small. It combines a web-style interface with Tauri and Python-based image processing components. MagicMirror supports macOS 13 or later and Windows 10 or later, and it is intended for personal creative and entertainment use rather than impersonation or deceptive content.