dsh-wsl-expose
Expose the DSH Web GUI over IPv6 or IPv4 from WSL2 through a reverse proxy (Lucky): /wan up sets up the socat relay, Windows portproxy, firewall, and trusted-host fence, with a Settings card plus commands to configure the domain and ports.
Install
dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-wsl-expose
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Expose the DSH Web GUI over IPv6 or IPv4 from WSL2 through a reverse proxy (Lucky): /wan up sets up the socat relay, Windows portproxy, firewall, and trusted-host fence, with a Settings card plus commands to configure the domain and ports.
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- Install and start DeepSeek Harness:
npx @deepseek-ai/dsh web - Run the install command above (the CLI resolves the plugin and verifies its source)
- Confirm with dsh plugins list; restart Harness if required
Plugins run with your dsh process permissions and may execute code during installation. Read the repository source and license first, and check for destructive commands or excessive access. This site only indexes; it does not vouch for third-party plugins.
| Repository | github.com/jack-ranbo/dsh-wsl-expose |
| License | Not declared (see repo) |
| Primary language | — |
| Downloads | 631 |
| GitHub stars | 0 |
| Last push | — |
| Cataloged | 2026-08-19 |
| Category | WSL & Windows Interop |
Facts come from a public catalog snapshot (2026-09-16); descriptions are rewritten by us.
Sources: the public DeepSeek Harness plugin catalog and each plugin's GitHub repository. This is an independent third-party directory with no affiliation to or endorsement from DeepSeek, High-Flyer, or the plugin authors.
