dsh-service-manage

dsh-service-manage is a static DeepSeek Harness plugin that adds service management below the workspace sidebar and provides @ server references in conversations.

Features

• Supports FTP, SSH, Redis, MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, Elasticsearch, Docker, MongoDB, Cassandra, and S3-compatible services such as MinIO and R2.
• Uses Node.js SDKs directly. It does not call system CLIs or spawn external command processes.
• Supports password authentication, SSH private keys, and S3 Access Key/Secret Key/Session Token credentials.
• Supports SSH tunneling, raw TCP forwarding, and SOCKS5 proxying.
• Supports auto, legacy, and modern compatibility modes, plus optional API/client version settings.
• SSH provides SFTP listing, downloads, uploads, and a persistent remote terminal.
• Data services provide connection tests, queries, reads, and writes; Docker provides container/image operations; S3 provides bucket/object operations.
• Type @ in a conversation to search saved connections. Selecting a candidate inserts a reference that is serialized with non-secret server metadata.

Installation

Requires Node.js >=22.19.0 and DeepSeek Harness 0.1.0-rc.6 or newer.

Install from GitHub

npx @deepseek-ai/dsh plugin --profile web add --allow-build=ssh2 --allow-build=cpu-features --allow-build=protobufjs https://github.com/Xs1KVerOA/dsh-service-manage.git
npx @deepseek-ai/dsh --profile web --dump-config
npx @deepseek-ai/dsh web

The --allow-build flags explicitly approve the ssh2, cpu-features, and protobufjs dependency scripts for the current DSH/pnpm profile installer. If a machine has no C/C++ toolchain, SSH falls back to its pure-JavaScript implementation; the optional native binding is not required for the basic feature set.

Install from a local checkout

git clone https://github.com/Xs1KVerOA/dsh-service-manage.git
cd dsh-service-manage
npm install
npx @deepseek-ai/dsh plugin --profile web add --allow-build=ssh2 --allow-build=cpu-features --allow-build=protobufjs "$PWD"
npx @deepseek-ai/dsh web

The package is an installable static bundle. cordis.patch.yml registers the plugin entry, and no dynamic Cordis Runner is required. Runtime dependencies, including @deepseek-ai/dsh-tools, are declared in dependencies, so cloning from GitHub and running npm install produces the same runtime dependency set as the development checkout. The patch can also be used as an absolute-path overlay.

Install from dsh.so

After approval and registry publication, the recommended installation is by package name:

npx @deepseek-ai/dsh plugin --profile web add --allow-build=ssh2 --allow-build=cpu-features --allow-build=protobufjs dsh-service-manage
npx @deepseek-ai/dsh web

Install a release tarball

Run npm run pack:release in the repository root to generate dsh-service-manage-0.3.1.tgz, then install it into a profile:

npx @deepseek-ai/dsh plugin --profile web add --allow-build=ssh2 --allow-build=cpu-features --allow-build=protobufjs ./dsh-service-manage-0.3.1.tgz

Compatibility and implementation

• The Host side uses Node.js SDKs; the browser side declares Sidebar and @ input-trigger dependencies through dsh.client.inject.
• cordis.patch.yml registers the bundle with the stable plugin ID dsh-service-manage.
• Compatibility modes adjust protocol/API parameters for the selected service; the plugin does not copy service clients into the Harness Host.
• DSH cordis, credentials, fs, and client capabilities are declared as peer dependencies to match the Harness runtime; the Node SDKs and @deepseek-ai/dsh-tools required by this plugin are declared as runtime dependencies so GitHub installs do not depend on a local Harness checkout.

Usage

1. Open Service Management below the workspace sidebar.
2. Create a connection with its name, service type, host, port, authentication, compatibility mode, and proxy settings.
3. Save the connection and use Test connection before performing reads or writes.
4. Type @ in a conversation and choose a server from the server candidate group. For ASCII-safe names, typing @server-name followed by a space also confirms the reference.

For names containing spaces or non-ASCII characters, the candidate uses a safe server ID as the input alias. A submitted reference looks like this:

<dsh-server-ref id="srv_xxx" name="Production database" alias="prod-db" type="mysql" transport="service-manager" tool="dsh_server_manage" credential-scope="dsh-credentials" endpoint="db.example.com:3306" database="app" />

References contain only connection metadata such as ID, name, alias, type, endpoint, database, and transport. Passwords, private keys, and cloud credentials are never included. The model should call dsh_server_manage for a reference; the plugin resolves secrets through the DSH credentials service and uses the managed Node SDK, SSH/TCP, or SOCKS5 channel. A guard rejects attempts to bypass the service manager through bash/pwsh, sshpass, database CLIs, or local credential files.

Node SDKs

Data and security

• Non-sensitive connection metadata is stored in .dsh-servers.json in the current workspace.
• Passwords, private keys, and cloud credentials are stored through the Harness credentials service rather than the connection file.
• The server-list endpoint exposes only whether a secret is configured, never the secret value.
• /api/dsh-service-manage accepts loopback requests only and is not exposed to the LAN.
• SSH, SOCKS5, and TCP forwarding tunnels are owned by the plugin lifecycle and are closed when the plugin or terminal is disposed.
• Writes, deletes, SQL/CQL, remote commands, and container start/stop operations can have real side effects. Use the plugin only with authorized services.

FAQ

The @ candidate list is empty

Save at least one connection in Service Management, then focus the conversation input again. For names containing spaces or non-ASCII characters, choose the safe ID from the candidate menu; ASCII-safe names can be confirmed by typing @name followed by a space.

The sidebar entry is missing after installation

Make sure the package is installed as dsh-service-manage and restart the relevant dsh web profile. The client bundle depends on the Sidebar and input-trigger capabilities; a profile missing those capabilities cannot provide the complete UI.

A connection fails

Start with Test connection, then check host/port, credentials, TLS, compatibility mode, and proxy/jump-host settings. Passwords and private keys are never written to .dsh-servers.json.

Development and validation

npm install
npm run check
npm pack --dry-run

index.js contains the Host-side Node SDK implementation. client.js contains the static Web UI and the @ input-trigger source. The dsh.client.inject declaration in package.json declares the Sidebar and input-trigger dependencies.

License

MIT. See LICENSE.