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Unit 14 v0.0.6 Developer tools

DSH Pocket

The full DeepSeek Harness on your phone, over your own network.

Platform
macOS host · phone browser
Status
v0.0.6
Permissions
LAN only
Licence
MIT
Range
Own network
Source
Available

macOS host · phone browser · Developer tools · 1 plate

DSH Pocket running on a phone: a DeepSeek Harness session with streamed output, a diff card, the composer, and the Sessions, New and More bar.

Plate 01 / 01 · DSH Pocket running on a phone: a DeepSeek Harness session with streamed output, a diff card, the composer, and the Sessions, New and More bar.

DSH Pocket is a LAN plugin for DeepSeek Harness Desktop. A small, pairing-authenticated gateway serves the real DSH web UI to a phone on the same network: sessions, streaming tool calls, approvals, diffs and the composer. No second app, no relay, no account.

01

The real harness, not a phone app

Chat, streaming tool calls, approvals, questions, files and sessions all behave as they do on the Mac. The phone loads the actual DSH web UI.

02

QR pairing

Scan once from the desktop sidebar and the phone stays paired for 30 days. The Link phone dialog lists each device by model and browser, with a per-device Remove action.

03

A phone layout

The 56px rail becomes a bottom bar, sessions open in a sheet, the full sidebar slides in from the left, and the composer respects safe areas and the keyboard.

04

Your own network, no relay

The gateway listens on 0.0.0.0:7317, proxies to the app's loopback server, and keeps the upstream listener on loopback. No account, no relay, optional TLS.

05

Contained failure

A busy port, a missing TLS file or an unreachable upstream never stops the desktop app; the pairing dialog reports the problem.

Status
v0.0.6
Platform
macOS host · phone browser
Category
Developer tools
Version / package
0.0.6
Licence
MIT
Permissions
LAN only
Project site
Open
Security model
Read
Source
MIT