dsh-Go: Run DeepSeek Harness Locally on Android 8.0

A client that runs DeepSeek Harness directly in the Android environment. It sets up an Ubuntu and Node.js environment inside the app to run coding agents without requiring root privileges or Termux installation. With only about 1GB of storage space, you can use an independent development environment on your smartphone.

Beyond simple local execution, it can also connect to existing sessions on a PC or server via SSH or DSH Remote. You can inject messages or issue stop commands during a conversation, and completed task processes are automatically summarized and organized neatly. Model requests are sent to the provider configured by the user, with the app acting as a relay.

It supports smartphone operation through screen recognition and touch input, while delegating sensitive tasks such as payments or password entry directly to the user. It also offers features to share conversation content via encrypted links or export it as image cards. It is released under the AGPL-3.0 license and includes a plugin SDK and sample code.

It is suitable for developers who want to run coding agents directly on mobile or manage them remotely. As a community-based project rather than the official DeepSeek app, support for iOS and 鸿蒙 (HarmonyOS) is currently in the planning stage. It operates most stably on devices supporting Android 8.0 or higher and the arm64 architecture.