dsh-toolbox

DSH Toolbox

A local-first toolbox for DeepSeek Harness. Product research, context switching, plugin preflight, and compatibility monitoring in one safety-focused visual control panel.

Live interactive demo · Five-minute installation · Report an issue [!NOTE] The online version is a safe demo: health checks, Bundle toggles, change plans, activity, and rollback are simulated in the current browser's memory and reset on refresh. It never connects to a visitor's computer or reads DSH Profiles, API credentials, or SQLite data. Install the local version to connect to a real DSH workflow. [!IMPORTANT] Experimental MVP · Noncommercial use only. DeepSeek Harness remains in Developer Preview, and upgrades may affect Profile Bundle compatibility. This project is independently developed and is not affiliated with or endorsed by DeepSeek. What is DSH Toolbox?

DSH Toolbox is a DeepSeek Harness companion for individual, local-first workflows. Four plugins run as native DSH Profile Bundles. DSH Switchboard runs outside the active Harness process to inspect Profiles, run health checks, preview Bundle changes, create backups, and roll changes back safely.

There are no accounts, hosted backends, behavioral analytics, telemetry, background registry checks, or automatic upgrades by default. Real runtime data stays in local SQLite. Profile changes always begin with a plan, require user confirmation before writing, and leave an auditable transaction record. Five components The first four components are independently installable DSH Profile Bundles. The fifth is the unified local control plane. Product Research Workbench and related reports support Markdown and HTML output, while runtime data is stored in SQLite by default. Online demo vs. local installation Requirements Node.js ^22.19.0 || >=24.0.0 (node:sqlite is built in) npm, for packing the local bundles @deepseek-ai/dsh@0.1.1-rc.2 A local DSH profile you are allowed to modify

Read-only Switchboard inspection works without the DSH CLI on PATH. Applying or rolling back a change requires the CLI by default because a successful dsh --profile --dump-config is the runtime safety gate.

The tested runtime combination is: CI runs the full check and package dry-run matrix on Ubuntu with Node.js 22.19.0 and 24.x. A separate windows-latest job verifies that Switchboard can detect and execute npm-installed dsh.cmd shims without enabling shell execution.

Install the pinned DSH CLI if it is not already available:

Five-minute installation

Clone the source, create the four npm tarballs, and install them into one DSH profile:

The final command should show all four bundle layers. Start DSH with the same profile: