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dsh-browser is a tool for DeepSeek Harness. Shared real browser plugin for DeepSeek Harness

REVIEW SCORECARD
✓ No risk detected · Automated scan results are for reference only, not an official endorsement
AI DEEP REVIEW
A well-documented shared-browser plugin with 33 tools and active maintenance, though security details remain unverified.
README describes a layered seam/provider/tool architecture with a dedicated architecture doc, but no test or CI evidence is visible in the provided excerpt.
The plugin executes arbitrary JS in pages and drives a real browser, but no permission model, sandboxing, or secret-handling details are shown, so this is scored neutral.
It solves a real pain point by giving agents a visible, human-takeover-capable browser with 33 tools covering forms, downloads, auth persistence, and CAPTCHA detection.
Last updated 2026-08-16, not archived, MIT-licensed, and published to npm with 24 stars, indicating ongoing activity.
README includes install commands, a quick-start table, a full 33-tool reference, and links to five dedicated docs (why, user guide, tool reference, architecture, index).
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Open repositoryINSTALL REFERENCE
dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-builtin-browserThis command passed the install-plan safety checks and can be executed by the DSH host. Validation is not a security audit or official endorsement.
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Shared real browser plugin for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-browser has 88 stars and 5 forks on GitHub, last updated 2026-09-30.
dsh-browser is distributed under the MIT license.
dsh-browser is listed in the DSH Universe directory as a tool for DeepSeek Harness. This plugin is listed in the DSH Universe directory and covered by its validation pipeline.
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