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DSH Desktop
#desktop #client #plugin-market
TL;DR
Native Windows/macOS desktop client from anywhere-labs: it runs pinned upstream DSH builds unmodified, the shell itself plugs in as a DSH plugin, and a plugin market ships built in — product site dshdesktop.cn.
DSH Desktop wraps a pinned upstream DeepSeek Harness build — local web UI, host services and plugin system — in a native desktop application, and stays honest to the everything-is-a-plugin idea it inherits: the shell itself (windows, tray, terminal, updates, work profiles) plugs into the same runtime as a DSH plugin, composed with upstream capabilities through the stock plugin mechanism. Installers ship for Windows and macOS; the built-in DSH Community Market handles plugin discovery and installation over open, schema-described sources. Readers cross-referencing repo names should note this is a different project from the vibeinging Electron distribution indexed separately on this map — the two share only the short name.
Facts
- platforms
- Windows x64 · macOS Universal
- license
- MIT
- note
- 产品站由 deepseekdesktop.com 迁移至 dshdesktop.cn（实测旧域名跳转至新站）；仓库现名 anywhere-labs/dsh-desktop，README 徽章仍指旧名 deepseek-harness-desktop。
Key points
- Runs a pinned upstream DeepSeek Harness build unmodified; the shell — window, tray, terminal, updates, work profiles — plugs in as a DSH plugin through the same mechanism as third-party plugins
- Official installers for Windows x64 (NSIS) and macOS Universal (DMG); the app manages the local harness service with no Node.js install or terminal work
- Ships with DSH Community Market built in: plugin discovery, details, install and management over open, schema-described data sources
- The web service listens on loopback only by default; LAN exposure is a separate opt-in the README flags in bold as unauthenticated danger
- Self-described independent community project with no DeepSeek affiliation; contributor names inherited from the forked upstream history are explicitly disclaimed
FAQ
Is this the official DeepSeek client?
No. The README states it is an independent community project with no affiliation, cooperation, authorization or endorsement from DeepSeek, and that no upstream team members take part; the official interface ships with the harness itself.
Is it a fork of the upstream harness?
Its README says the repo was forked from upstream: contributors shown on GitHub come from the inherited fork and sync history — an attribution the README explicitly says does not imply those people take part in this repo. The pinned upstream build itself runs unmodified as a submodule.
Should I pay anyone for it?
No. The README states the project is fully open source and free, and asks users to refuse any sale of the software in any form.
Same project as the vibeinging dsh-desktop on this map?
No — two unrelated projects share the dsh-desktop repo short name. This entry is anywhere-labs' native desktop client; vibeinging/dsh-desktop is a separate community Electron distribution, indexed on its own page.
Official references
- docsGitHub README ↗
- docsProject site ↗
- docsUser guide ↗