DSH Mobile

The DeepSeek Harness is an AI coding agent that runs on your computer and has a web interface. DSH Mobile connects to that harness and gives you the same controls in a native Android app. You can start a task at your desk, then follow it, answer its questions and approve its commands from your phone.

This is an unofficial, community-built app. It needs a harness running somewhere it can reach: on your computer, or on the phone itself through Termux.

The project site has a one-page overview, and the wiki has the full user guide.

Screenshots

Connect	Chat	Trajectory	Details
Paste the link the harness prints, and you are connected and signed in.	Replies stream in. Tool calls fold into one row you can open.	Every tool call, turn by turn.	The session's model, context, goal, plan mode and jobs.

Subagents	Terminal	Sessions	Preview
Read what a subagent did and send it a follow-up.	A real shell on the harness computer.	Group sessions by project and drag them into your own order.	A README drawn the way GitHub draws it, on its own screen.

Appearance	Color picker	Light theme	Dark theme
Seven accent colors or any color you like, and haptics you can try.	Pick a color with the strip and the area, or type a hex code.	Light, with a warm paper look.	Dark, or follow the system.

What you can do

• Chat with the agent. Replies stream in with their reasoning, code blocks and tool calls. You can attach photos and files, reference files with @, and run commands and skills with /.
• Press and hold a message, a tool call or a file to see what else you can do with it. Copy it, fix a message you sent and send it again, or mention a file in your next message.
• Answer what the agent needs from you: approve or reject a command, answer its questions, and review a plan before it starts.
• Keep an eye on long work. Goals, todo lists, queued messages, background jobs and subagents each have their own view, and you can pause, steer or stop them.
• Keep your sessions the way you like them. Drag them into your own order, or group them by project and fold the groups you are not using.
• Find things with one search field that works the same everywhere: sessions, models, commands, plugins, scheduled tasks and workspace files.
• Get a notification when a turn finishes, a goal completes or gets blocked, or the agent is waiting for an answer. The connection stays up in the background.
• Browse and preview the workspace files, and open a terminal on the harness computer.
• Open files full screen in Preview: CSV tables, JSON trees, notebooks, PDFs, pictures, video, audio and archives, with find in file. Save a copy puts any file on your phone.
• Manage the harness itself: models, agent presets, plugins, scheduled tasks and archived sessions.
• Make it yours. The Ink design comes in light and dark, with accent presets or a colour of your own, true black for OLED screens and a text size you can change.
• Use the app in English, Chinese, Hindi, Spanish, French, Arabic, Bengali, Portuguese, Russian, Urdu or Thai. Right-to-left languages are supported.

The changelog lists what changed in each release.

Getting started

1. Install the app

Download the APK from the latest release and install it. You need Android 8.0 or newer.

2. Make the harness reachable

The harness only listens on its own computer by default. Pick the setup that matches where your phone will be.

Same Wi-Fi as the computer

Start the harness on the computer's local network address. On harness 0.2.1-alpha.2 and newer:

dsh web --host 192.168.1.20

Use your computer's real address instead of 192.168.1.20. The harness prints a line like dsh web: http://192.168.1.20:3080/?token=…. In the app, choose Local network, paste that whole link into the address field (or tap the paste button), and tap Connect. The token in the link signs the phone in, and the harness then appears under Recent for next time. Older harness versions need a small patch instead of --host; see harness/README.md.

This is the beginning of the README. Read the rest at the original. Read the full README ↗