Android client for DeepSeek Harness running local AI agent environments and remote machine control.
Run Linux AI agent environments on Android without root or remotely control your desktop DSH workflows.
dsh-Go is an open-source Android client and execution runtime for DeepSeek Harness. It allows mobile users to execute Linux agent tasks directly on-device without root access or connect remotely to desktop and server instances. It is designed for developers and power users who need mobile control over their AI agents.
The tool embeds a PRoot-based Ubuntu and Node.js environment into Android to run the DeepSeek Harness engine on-device. It supports model switching, voice input, image attachments, mobile screen automation via accessibility services, and remote management over SSH. It also provides end-to-end encrypted session sharing and customizable UI themes.
This project suits developers, system administrators, and executive assistants who rely on DeepSeek Harness and need to run or monitor agents on Android. It is not intended for casual users looking for a basic chat interface, as it requires managing model API keys and configuring local or remote host settings.
Runs Ubuntu, Node.js, and DSH engines directly on Android using PRoot without needing root access.
Uses Android accessibility permissions to read screen text, perform clicks, and enter text automatically.
Connects to desktop or server-based DeepSeek Harness instances over SSH or the DSH Remote protocol.
Generates end-to-end encrypted web links to share and replay full chat histories in a browser.
dsh-Go is free to use under the AGPL-3.0 license. Operating costs consist entirely of your third-party LLM API usage fees and any server costs incurred if hosting remote DSH instances.
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