DSHbox
An open-source mobile AI workstation ported to Android based on DeepSeek Harness, featuring a built-in terminal, OpenCode TUI, browser and plugin system. It supports accessibility-based operation and Shizuku privileged mode to control mobile applications.
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DSHbox is an open-source GitHub project that fully ports DeepSeek Harness to the Android platform.
DSHbox includes a built-in terminal, an OpenCode TUI interface, a browser, and a plugin system.
DSHbox allows users, within the scope of authorization, to let AI operate mobile apps through the accessibility service or Shizuku.
DSHbox provides two workspace directory types: Projects (the app's private directory) and Share (the system shared directory).
DSHbox supports selecting models such as Flash and Pro, and offers working modes such as Standard mode, PTC mode, Minimal mode, and Creative mode.
DSHbox officially ships with prebuilt plugins such as agent teams, voice input, developer tools, and Git workflows.
DSHbox's phone assistant supports accessibility and Shizuku privileged modes, and can choose foreground or background virtual-screen control.
DSHbox's browser module supports selecting web page elements and saving them as AI context, as well as selecting page regions and sending the visual content to DSH.
DSHbox's file management is divided into three levels: sandbox files, workspaces, and the shared area; the shared area can mount system folders while the original files remain on the local device.
DSHbox supports online updates; both the Linux layer and the Node layer can be imported or reset online, and the environment has been trimmed for phones.
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DSHbox is an open-source GitHub project that fully ports DeepSeek Harness to the Android platform.
50%UnverifiedDSHbox includes a built-in terminal, an OpenCode TUI interface, a browser, and a plugin system.
50%UnverifiedDSHbox allows users, within the scope of authorization, to let AI operate mobile apps through the accessibility service or Shizuku.
50%UnverifiedDSHbox provides two workspace directory types: Projects (the app's private directory) and Share (the system shared directory).
50%UnverifiedDSHbox supports selecting models such as Flash and Pro, and offers working modes such as Standard mode, PTC mode, Minimal mode, and Creative mode.
50%UnverifiedDSHbox officially ships with prebuilt plugins such as agent teams, voice input, developer tools, and Git workflows.
50%UnverifiedDSHbox's phone assistant supports accessibility and Shizuku privileged modes, and can choose foreground or background virtual-screen control.
50%UnverifiedDSHbox's browser module supports selecting web page elements and saving them as AI context, as well as selecting page regions and sending the visual content to DSH.
50%UnverifiedDSHbox's file management is divided into three levels: sandbox files, workspaces, and the shared area; the shared area can mount system folders while the original files remain on the local device.
50%UnverifiedDSHbox supports online updates; both the Linux layer and the Node layer can be imported or reset online, and the environment has been trimmed for phones.
50%UnverifiedSandbox isolation does not equal absolute security, and write permissions should still be granted cautiously after mounting shared directories.
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