dsh-doyourweb

Reference and control your existing, logged-in Chrome and Edge tabs from DeepSeek Harness, with compact page context and batched browser actions.

Version 0.1.6 improves desktop snapshots, input diagnostics and connection UI, and adds app_type for text plus key chords. It supports draggable element annotations collected in the chat draft and @ references to running Windows apps. App control discovers matching MCPs first. Installed local MCPs connect directly; installation requests approval. With no matching MCP, use computer use. Windows are shown when possible while background execution remains available. See annotations and app control.

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Local Demo · Quick Start · Usage

The local pairing page connects your browser extension to the DSH plugin.

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01 · Introduction

Browser tasks often depend on pages you have already opened and accounts you have already signed into. dsh-doyourweb connects those tabs to DeepSeek Harness instead of launching a separate automation browser or exporting cookies.

The project has two parts: a DSH plugin and a companion Manifest V3 extension. The plugin adds browser references to the native @ and / menus; the extension supplies tab metadata and browser control. Once paired, the extension reconnects in the background without keeping its popup open.

Current version: 0.1.6 for both the package and browser extension. See the changelog.

02 · Preview

1. Use /browser to open the connection page and locate the extension folder.
2. Load the extension in Chrome or Edge, then approve its matching four-digit pairing code.
3. Select an existing page with @ and describe the task in DSH.

The screenshot above shows the pairing interface, not a recorded automation run.

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Local Demo

There is no public hosted demo. After the DSH plugin starts, its default local connection page is http://127.0.0.1:43187/setup. Browser control runs through this local bridge and the installed extension.

03 · Core Features

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