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dsh-helper-plugin-workspace-browser

Also known as workspace-browser, dsh /browser, workspace browser, workspace_browser

A Chrome just for this workspace. You watch the page in the sidebar; the model reads and clicks.

The painful case with DeepSeek Harness (dsh): you ask the model to open a page, and it attaches to the browser you already use — logins, tabs, and focus all mixed together. dsh-helper-plugin-workspace-browser is a dsh plugin that starts a separate Chrome, with a debugging port, for the current workspace. No extension, and it leaves your daily browser alone. Each workspace has its own profile, so sites need a fresh login. Chrome must already be installed.

Thirty-second feel

• Click the capsule by the composer, then Start The window appears; the sidebar shows the page
• /browser https://… summarize this The model reads that page with workspace_browser_*
• Click, type, page through By the numbers on that snapshot, not by reading a screenshot

Closing the window returns to not running; it does not reopen itself. Steps that already worked can be saved as a skill — the procedure, not the element numbers from one snapshot.

Versus an extension

• An extension on the browser you already use Existing logins; mostly a text snapshot
• This plugin A separate Chrome; a live picture in the sidebar
• Tool names workspace_browser_*, installable alongside browser_*

Install into dsh

dsh plugin --profile web add github:x102201/dsh-helper-plugin-workspace-browser

1. Run the command on the dsh profile you use.
2. Restart dsh web.
3. Click Start in the capsule, or type /browser in the composer.