EverOS
EverMind-AI
One portable memory layer for every AI agent: local-first, Markdown-native, user-owned, and self-evolving across apps, tools, and workflows.
REVIEW SCORECARD
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AI DEEP REVIEW
Solid, well-documented Android companion for DSH on trusted LANs, but beta with private app source and invite-only relay
README documents a build step (node build-client.mjs) and a test suite (node --test test/*.mjs), but no CI configuration or coverage details are shown.
README states tokens and TLS fingerprints are stored encrypted on-device, cloud backup and plaintext HTTP are disabled, and warns against public port exposure, though the Android app source is private and unverifiable.
It addresses a real pain point by giving DSH a paired native Android client for sessions, SSE events, and approvals rather than a browser wrapper.
Last updated 2026-09-06, not archived, and README references an active beta release train (0.5.0-beta.16) with a compatibility doc.
README is thorough with install commands, three-step setup, screenshots, support boundaries, and links to SECURITY/PRIVACY/REMOTE_ACCESS docs, though it is largely in Chinese.
Generated by AI after reading the project README, as a decision aid; neutral scores are given when information is thin. Not an official endorsement.
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前往仓库INSTALL REFERENCE
dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-links@<published-version>This command comes from an explicit install reference in the README and is provided for reference only — it is never auto-executed by a DSH host.
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Android companion for DeepSeek Harness: trusted-LAN pairing, mobile sessions, SSE approvals, experimental tunnels, and a planned DSH Links Relay.
dsh-links has 5 stars and 0 forks on GitHub, last updated 2026-09-06.
dsh-links 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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