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dsh-uni-browser

v0.1.0-rc.0

Published

Persistent, auditable uni-browser profiles for DeepSeek Harness.

Readme

dsh-uni-browser

Persistent, named browser profiles for DeepSeek Harness, powered by a local uni-browser daemon.

What it does

  • Registers named Camoufox or Chromium profiles in DSH Settings → Uni Browser.
  • Opens and stops profiles without losing their local cookies, localStorage, or IndexedDB.
  • Lets DSH agents navigate, snapshot, click, type, and press through uni-browser's audited action API.
  • Keeps browser passwords, cookies, and daemon tokens out of the DSH UI and tool parameters.

Prerequisite

Start a local uni-browser daemon first. The plugin connects to its standard Unix socket ($UNI_BROWSER_SOCKET, then $XDG_RUNTIME_DIR/uni-browser/uni.sock, then ~/.uni-browser/uni.sock). It does not start a browser automatically.

Login profiles

Create a profile with headless disabled, open it, and sign in yourself in the visible browser. Later opens reuse the same managed profile directory. Stop retains it; Forget permanently removes it after confirmation.

Security boundary

This first release is local-only. It uses uni-browser's NDJSON action plane rather than direct CDP/Juggler passthrough, so browser actions remain in uni-browser's audit trail.