dsh-phone-bridge

Drive an existing DeepSeek Harness desktop session from a chat app, and manage sessions from the sidebar.

Status as of October 2026: DSH ships no way to reach a running desktop session from a phone, and no delete button. This package fills both gaps. It is unofficial and may break when DSH changes.

Install

dsh plugin --profile desktop add dsh-phone-bridge

Then restart DSH. The package carries its own dsh.bundle.patch, so no config file has to be edited by hand.

What it adds

Desktop UI — a delete button on every session row (with a confirmation), and a trash panel at the bottom of the sidebar where each entry can be restored or purged.

HTTP routes under /phone-bridge/*, for a chat-side client to call:

| Route | Purpose | |---|---| | GET /sessions | list sessions, the same set the sidebar shows | | GET /search?q= | search session message content | | POST /create | create a session | | POST /rename | set a session title | | POST /delete | move a session to the trash | | GET /trash | list the trash and its size | | POST /restore | put a trashed session back | | POST /purge | erase trashed data permanently | | GET /status | running state, working directory, last activity | | POST /stop | cancel the session's running turn | | GET /models | the deployment model catalog | | POST /model | switch the model a session uses | | GET /health | whether this DSH build still has every sessionController method the plugin calls, and which are missing if not | | GET /recent?sessionId=&limit= | the user's own last few messages in a session, read through sessionController.page() |

Deleting moves a session to ~/.dsh/deleted-sessions/ instead of unlinking it, so a delete stays recoverable and purging is a separate, explicit step.

The chat side

This package is only the DSH half. To talk to it from WeChat, Telegram or Yuanbao you also need the OpenClaw plugin:

openclaw plugins install openclaw-dsh-bridge --force --accept-capabilities

Both flags are required and the error does not say which one is missing. --force because the package lives on npm rather than OpenClaw's own ClawHub, and --accept-capabilities because the plugin declares capabilities.

Make sure ~/.openclaw/extensions/ holds no second copy of the plugin: OpenClaw loads every subdirectory there that carries an openclaw.plugin.json, so a stale backup folder gets loaded too, and two copies sharing one id forward every message twice.

Source and setup guide: https://github.com/KaiyeZeng/dsh-phone-bridge

Notes

• Zero runtime dependencies. Only node: builtins are imported, so the file can be mounted straight from disk with file:// and no node_modules directory.
• /sessions reads DSH's workspace registry rather than the disk, so the phone lists what the desktop sidebar lists. Sessions that were never registered in a workspace (subagent sessions, ones made before the registry existed) have files but no sidebar row, and listing the disk alone made the phone show rows the desktop did not have.
• The model catalog is read structurally. The exact shape is not a stable surface, so a change there shortens the list instead of crashing.

MIT licensed.