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This project adds a remote control plane and two transports:

• Tailscale — point-to-point over your tailnet.
• VPS relay — If you happen to have your own VPS, use your VPS as relay. One relay, many machines, one menu.

Both serve the same thing: the official dsh web UI through an authenticating gateway.

Install

This is a dsh plugin — installed with the stock plugin manager, controlled through one entry point:

# one command (recommended)
dsh --profile mobile install

# or add the two plugins directly
dsh plugin --profile mobile add @bb-84c/dsh-mobile-cli
dsh plugin --profile web    add @bb-84c/dsh-mobile-server

Everything lives behind dsh --profile mobile — service, tailscale, relay, device, config, status, doctor, logs, update, uninstall.

Package	Profile	Role
@bb-84c/dsh-mobile-cli	mobile	command family
@bb-84c/dsh-mobile-server	web	gateway + transports + session hydration

📖 docs/plugin-install.md

Features

• One entry point: dsh --profile mobile <command>
• Official UI, unchanged — official updates reach your phone automatically
• Device auth: one-time pairing codes, token hashes only, instant revocation
• Live streaming over SSE/WS, tunneled end-to-end
• Instance menu at your relay domain
• One resident instance enforced; pidfile-guarded stop/restart
• Three-OS scripts, auto-start templates
• 144+ offline tests

How it works

phone / browser
   │
   ├─ tailscale ──────────────────────────────┐
   │                                          ▼
   └─ https://<relay>/instance/<id>/ ─▶ relay ─▶ tunnel ─▶ gateway (device auth, :3081) ─▶ dsh web (:3080)

• dsh web stays loopback-only, as shipped.
• The gateway plugin lives inside the same dsh process and proxies the official UI.
• The relay is a standalone zero-dependency Node service. It stores credential hashes and a machine directory — never session data.

Modes

Tailscale

dsh --profile mobile tailscale connect
dsh --profile mobile tailscale start
dsh --profile mobile device pair --name iPhone
dsh --profile mobile url

📖 docs/deployment/tailscale.md

VPS relay

dsh --profile mobile relay connect https://relay.example.com --token <instance-token>
dsh --profile mobile relay start
dsh --profile mobile device pair --name iPhone

Open https://relay.example.com, pick a machine, pair, done.

📖 docs/deployment/relay.md

For dsh agents

Setting this up for a user? Read in order, then execute:

1. docs/plugin-install.md — install the plugins.
2. docs/deployment/tailscale.md or docs/deployment/relay.md — set up a transport. Relay mode also needs the relay on a VPS (scripts/relay-deploy).
3. docs/commands.md — command reference.
4. Pair: dsh --profile mobile device pair --name <name>. Verify with docs/acceptance.md.

Rules:

• Never patch the shipped @deepseek-ai/* packages.
• Exactly one resident dsh web instance per $DSH_HOME.
• Stop/restart only through the CLI.
• Keep tokens out of logs and chat.
• After an official dsh upgrade, run docs/research/upstream-touchpoints.md.

Repository

├── packages/
│   ├── dsh-mobile-cli/        # dsh plugin: command family
│   ├── dsh-mobile-server/     # dsh plugin: gateway + tunnel + hydration
│   ├── dsh-mobile-common/     # shared library
│   └── dsh-relay/             # standalone relay service
├── scripts/                   # installers, deploy, probe, repair, autostart
├── docs/                      # guides, deployment, research, specs
└── assets/                    # artwork

Security

• Web server stays loopback-only; the gateway is the only network surface.
• Tailscale mode rides WireGuard; relay mode is HTTPS behind Caddy.
• Pairing codes are single-use, 5-minute expiry. Tokens are stored hashed, verified in constant time, revoked instantly.
• Relay stores credential hashes and a public directory only.

Documentation

Doc	Audience
docs/plugin-install.md	users
docs/commands.md	users
docs/deployment/service.md	users
docs/deployment/tailscale.md	users
docs/deployment/relay.md	users
docs/acceptance.md	users & agents
docs/plan.md	project
docs/research/	project & agents
docs/specs/	app implementors

Requirements

• A machine running DeepSeek Harness that stays online.
• Node.js ≥ 22.
• Tailscale or a small VPS.

License

MIT — see LICENSE.