@atlas5301/dsh-remote-sessions

DSH plugin: run remote DSH agent sessions through the unchanged native UI — strict-SSH resident lifecycle, session/file-tree/terminal forwarding, durable bindings

PluginNetworkTerminalStorageTerminal / ShellFile

Verification

L3 · Install spec

Risk

Low

Health

Active

Trust

Silver

Install verification: No L4/L5 install test yetInstall verification details →

What it doesAI

Runs remote DSH agent sessions over strict SSH, forwarding sessions, file trees and terminals through the unchanged native UI.

Strict-SSH resident lifecycle keeps remote sessions alive and reconnectable
Forwards session, file-tree and terminal views into the unchanged native UI
Durable bindings persist remote session connections across restarts

networkAIterminalAIfileAI

Capability tags are AI-inferred or rule-extracted from the README (see badge) — vocabulary-limited, not install-verified. AI = inferred; README = literal keyword from the readme.

Installation

dsh plugin --profile web add github:atlas5301/dsh-remote-sessions

verified

Install method: npm · install spec verified (L3)

Verification & Compatibility

Grouped by plugin version: each card lists the dsh versions actually tested against that artifact version and their install verdicts (L5 wins). Untested combinations are omitted — absence means untested, never assumed compatible. L1–L3 are a plugin-level static archive (independent of the dsh version — the same verdict on every dsh row): they sit in each row's level grid next to L4/L5, marked "static", while their evidence is stored once per plugin inside that row's "checks & evidence" instead of being duplicated per version.

External credentials (plugin-level): none detected

Install compatibility (by plugin version, dsh versions within)

Legend:✓ L5 runtime verified○ ecosystem plugin◼ ecosystem app✗ failed

f5230dgithub2026-10-04

https://github.com/atlas5301/dsh-remote-sessions

No runtime install test for this version (static scan only) — compatibility unknown, never assumed.

Author badges

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Security Report

Automated static scan, not manual review.

DSH.SO VETPASSED747f4c

Security reviewAutomated review · daily

PASSED

Vet static analysis found no suspicious behavior — verdict is clean.

0 critical·0 high·0 medium

Version binding

plugin versionv0.8.3dsh manifest

scanned version0.8.3npm2026-10-04

current version0.8.3same version

vet verdictclean · npm

Vet is an AST static scan (npm artifact or git source).

Disclaimer: automated static analysis, not a security guarantee. Always review what you install.

Risk details

No critical or warning findings.

Activity

Last commit 2026-10-04 · activity: Active

• Repo created: 2026-10-04

• Stars: ★ 0 · Forks: 0

• Health: Active — committed within last 30 days

Source

GitHub: github.com/atlas5301/dsh-remote-sessions

Plugin notes

What is the @atlas5301/dsh-remote-sessions DeepSeek Harness plugin?

@atlas5301/dsh-remote-sessions is a DeepSeek Harness plugin maintained by @atlas5301. It is cataloged on dsh.so as a Network plugin for Terminal / Shell tasks, with a public GitHub source, declared install command, and automated static security scan.

How do I install @atlas5301/dsh-remote-sessions?

Run dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-remote-sessions in a DeepSeek Harness (dsh) environment. The command is parsed from the plugin manifest and its install spec is verified (L3); runtime sandbox install testing may not have run yet.

How does the security scan relate to a manual audit?

The scan is automated static analysis of the repository source — a scalable first line of defense that can produce false positives and miss context; it is not a manual security audit. Before using a plugin, review the repository and installed permissions, and combine the scan with the verification level (L4/L5) and health signals.

"DeepSeek Harness (dsh) is an open-source agent harness developed by DeepSeek AI. It uses an architecture where everything is a plugin, and is powered by Cordis."
— DeepSeek Harness README

Sources: GitHub repository · DeepSeek Harness README · security scan data · Maintained by dsh.so · Last updated 2026-10-04