@lengmoxxl/dsh-remote-workspace
用于在其他机器上工作的 DeepSeek Harness 插件：通过 SSH 管理机器，在其仓库和工作树中工作，并在那里打开终端。
插件会安装到这里；不确定时保持 web。
npx -y @deepseek-ai/dsh plugin --profile web add @lengmoxxl/dsh-remote-workspace@0.1.17
Remote Workspace 以 @lengmoxxl/dsh-remote-workspace 发布，当前版本为 0.1.17。Plugin Hub 会校验它的 manifest，并保存精确安装来源，便于复现安装结果。
A DSH plugin for working on another machine. It manages that machine's repositories and worktrees, routes the harness's file, shell, and terminal tools to the directory you opened, and adds terminal tabs to the right Sidebar. The model sees ordinary local paths.
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A session running tools inside a remote worktree
| Machines | Connected | A worktree |
|---|---|---|
| The machine list | A connected machine and its repository | A created worktree |
ssh configured as usual.0.1.6-alpha.2. Other releases are untested.run_code runs on, both come from this repository's Releases.dsh plugin --profile web add @lengmoxxl/dsh-remote-workspace
The plugin takes over services the base profile provides, and the host plane holds one implementation per service. Add
these four lines to $DSH_HOME/profiles/web/cordis.patch.yml. Without them the plugin still loads, does not route, and
says so on stderr.
- id: subprocess
disabled: true
- id: fs-sandbox
disabled: true
- id: bash-sandbox
disabled: true
- id: pwsh-sandbox
disabled: true
Then start the profile with dsh --profile web. The package ships the built lib/, so nothing is compiled on this
machine. To work on the plugin itself, clone the repository, run npm install && npm run build, and add the checkout
path instead.
This plugin is high-privilege by design: it runs commands, opens terminals, and reads and writes files on every machine you register, as the SSH account it reaches. Anyone holding a machine's token and a way to its loopback port can act as that account.
ctx.fs, ctx.subprocess, ctx.shell, and ctx.tty. The four stock providers are disabled
in cordis.patch.yml above, so the paths this plugin routes answer through it instead of them.SHA256SUMS, uploaded to
~/.dsh/remote-agent/ on the machine, and started there. It listens on 127.0.0.1 only, reached through ssh -L;
its token file and this host's node registry are both mode 600.node-pty is a native dependency with a prebuilt binding: Sidebar terminals on this host run through it.ssh connections you configure. Nothing else leaves
the machine.Local machine for this host. The agent is downloaded from this repository's
Releases, checked against SHA256SUMS, and reached over ssh -L, so nothing has to be installed on the machines.ctrl+c), and waits for output to appear. It does not create or close terminals.run_code — in the world their workspace belongs to. A program aimed at a routed workspace runs
on that machine, on the embedded-V8 program host this plugin installs beside the agent, which is why the machine needs
no Node. Only the declared bindings cross the wire: on a remote machine the program reaches the filesystem and shell
through the tools it calls, not through ambient Node APIs.Settings → Remote workspaces. Add a machine with an SSH destination and a token — any string; it is the daemon's
shared secret. Local needs neither. Machines connect on their own, and one that stays unreachable shows a Connect
button. Register a repository, then use a row's menu to open, close, or remove what it holds.
Terminal. The right Sidebar's add control has a Terminal button: it lists the Session's live terminals and offers a new one. Manage terminals in the panel's status bar opens a second terminal tab beside the one in view, where the chooser offers a fresh shell or one that is already running; a shell another tab already shows is marked Already open, and picking it brings that tab forward. Closing a tab leaves that shell running — it shows up in the chooser as detached — and a row's close control in the chooser, which the panel's Manage terminals control opens, is what ends it. Hiding the tab, switching Session, or collapsing the sidebar also leaves a shell running.
Terminal appearance. Font, size, line height, scrollback, and cursor blink live in the shell's own settings: Plugins → remote-workspace. They are stored in the settings document, so every page of this deployment draws a terminal the same way.
| Field | Default | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
worktreeRoot | ~/.dsh/worktrees | Root every managed checkout is cut under, on every machine. |
shell | unset | Program the Sidebar terminal runs; unset uses the machine's own login shell. |
shellArgs | ['-l'] | Arguments after shell; ignored while shell is unset. |
graceMs | 3000 | How long a closing terminal is given to exit, in milliseconds. |
detachGraceMs | 0 | Safety valve: how long a terminal whose socket went away (a reload, a dropped connection) is kept for a reattach, in milliseconds. 0 — the default — keeps it for as long as its process lives. |
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