dsh-go: Run DeepSeek Harness on Android Without Root

An unofficial client for running DeepSeek Harness directly on Android smartphones. It builds an Ubuntu and Node.js environment within the app to run coding agents without requiring root privileges or Termux installation. Model inference is performed through a user-configured external API, with the app serving as the control interface.

It is not just a mobile app but also connects to DSH sessions on remote computers. You can take over and manage tasks in progress on a server or desktop from your smartphone via the SSH or DSH Remote protocol. Real-time control is possible, such as injecting messages or stopping execution during a conversation, and completed task processes are automatically summarized and logged.

It also provides the ability to operate the smartphone itself through screen recognition and touch input. If the user grants permission, the agent reads the screen and presses necessary buttons to perform tasks, but sensitive steps such as payments or password entry always require direct user intervention. Conversations can be shared via encrypted links or exported as cards, making it easy to deliver results.

Developed based on Flutter, it switches between native UI and web view modes and supports landscape and tablet-optimized layouts. It is released under the AGPL-3.0 license, while the SDK and plugin examples are under the MIT license. It runs on Android 8.0 and above and targets the 64-bit ARM architecture.