Run dsh headless on a VPS with systemd
Run dsh, the DeepSeek Harness, as a systemd service on a VPS: dedicated user, pinned version, Restart rules, journalctl logs, and an SSH tunnel to the UI.
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DeepSeek Harness vs Claude Code vs Omnigent
DeepSeek Harness, Claude Code and Omnigent compared on architecture, model coupling, licence and maturity, plus what each one takes to run on a VPS.
dsh plugins: how they work and how to vet them
Installing a dsh plugin runs someone else's code with your agent's permissions. What a plugin can reach, and how to check one before you install it.
Configure dsh: API keys, models, endpoints
Where dsh keeps its config on Linux, how to wire a DeepSeek API key or a local Ollama endpoint, and exactly what leaves your box in each mode.
Fix DeepSeek Harness install and version errors
Every published DeepSeek Harness build is a release candidate. Pin an exact dsh version, clear the npx cache, and check which npm your Node bundles.
dsh web: http://127.0.0.1:3080 explained
dsh prints http://127.0.0.1:3080 because the Web UI binds to localhost only. Reach it safely with an SSH tunnel, and see why publishing 3080 is unsafe.
DeepSeek Harness on a VPS: keep it private
Install the DeepSeek Harness on a Linux VPS, pin the npm version, understand what a plugin can do, and reach the port 3080 web UI over an SSH tunnel.