🛩️ dsh-pilot — give your DSH agent hands

中文说明 · DeepSeek Harness plugin

Drive a real browser from the DeepSeek Harness chat: the agent opens pages, reads them as structured text with a numbered element list, clicks and types by ref (no CSS guessing), presses keys, navigates back/reload, waits, evaluates JS, and takes screenshots — while you watch a live draggable cockpit panel in the Web GUI and can take over at any time.

• 🚀 One command install — dsh plugin --profile web add github:guo6x/dsh-pilot
• ⚡ Zero runtime dependencies — talks CDP over the native Node ≥ 22 WebSocket, uses the Edge/Chrome already on your machine
• 🔑 No API key — nothing leaves your machine; no vision model required
• 📖 Text-first by design — the agent reads DOM snapshots (title/URL/text/links + numbered elements), so text-only models browse without burning vision tokens
• 🎯 Ref-driven interaction — every click/type targets a snapshot ref, not a guessed selector; stale refs fail loudly with a hint
• 🧭 Full navigation set — back, reload, and wait tools for real browsing flows, with page-settling waits built in
• 👀 Human in the loop — live screenshot, URL bar, action log, and a session indicator in the cockpit; you see everything the agent does
• 🧩 Per-session isolation — every agent session gets its own browser instance; parallel sessions never fight over one page

Install

dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-pilot
# or straight from GitHub (same code, pinned to a commit):
# dsh plugin --profile web add github:guo6x/dsh-pilot

Restart dsh web, refresh the page. A ✈️ button appears at the sidebar foot — that opens the cockpit.

Requirements: DeepSeek Harness web profile, Node ≥ 22, and Edge or Chrome installed.

What the agent gets

The agent just says what it needs: "open the login page, fill the form, click submit, and read the result" — the tools are the same verbs.

What the human gets

A draggable cockpit overlay: live screenshot (2 s refresh), current URL + title, 启动/关闭 buttons, an address bar, the recent action log, and a session indicator when several sessions are browsing. Everything the agent does is visible; close the browser or take over whenever you like.

Known limitations

• One tab per session. Refs are pinned to the current page, so a tab switcher would invalidate them. Need a second context? Spawn a subagent — each agent session gets its own browser.
• Headless only. The cockpit shows the headless view; there is no headed mode (a human driving the same browser is a different product).
• The panel shows the most recently used session's browser. Each session still owns its own instance — the panel just follows the last one that acted.

How it works

DSH chat ──pilot_* tools──▶ host plugin ──CDP (native WebSocket)──▶ headless Edge/Chrome
    ▲                              │
    └── structured text snapshots ◀┘
GUI cockpit ◀──/dsh-pilot/state + /dsh-pilot/shot.png (loopback)──┘

• Launches msedge/chrome headless with an isolated --user-data-dir under the OS temp dir and a dynamically picked debugging port (9222+); the whole tree is killed and the profile removed on stop.
• The host registers 8 tools plus a loopback-only HTTP API (/dsh-pilot/*, 403 for non-loopback clients).
• The client is a small overlay panel registered in sidebar.footer.action + shell.overlay.

Security

• Browser runs headless with an isolated profile; it never touches your real browser session.
• The HTTP API binds to the DSH server (loopback by default) and rejects non-loopback clients explicitly.
• pilot_open accepts http(s) URLs only; pilot_eval runs page-context JS (same trust as opening DevTools yourself — do not point the agent at pages you don't trust).
• No telemetry, no network calls to third parties, no API keys.

Develop

pnpm install
node build.mjs        # esbuild → lib/index.js (host ESM) + lib/client.js (ModuleLoader bundle)
node tests/smoke.mjs  # real-headless-Edge end-to-end smoke test

MIT licensed. Found a bug or an idea? Open an issue.