A dsh web plugin that wraps the running Harness in a native Windows desktop window: it bundles a Wails v3 desktop client (so installing the plugin is enough), probes the web port and writes the ~/.dsh/dsh-web-port.json protocol file for the client, registers a system tray, desktop/Start Menu shortcuts and a startup autostart toggle, and the client can start dsh itself if it is not running.
Author: zerorigin-studio · UI Enhancements · Catalog snapshot: 2026-09-19Canonical semantic path
A dsh web plugin that wraps the running Harness in a native Windows desktop window: it bundles a Wails v3 desktop client (so installing the plugin is enough), probes the web port and writes the ~/.dsh/dsh-web-port.json protocol file for the client, registers a system tray, desktop/Start Menu shortcuts and a startup autostart toggle, and the client can start dsh itself if it is not running.
Imported third-party catalog description; not a Registry verification conclusion.zerorigin-studio/dsh-desktop-shell
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Signals were provided by the source catalog and do not imply quality or safety. 2026-09-19Active analysis coverage 1/5. Historical chains are retained but do not count toward current coverage.
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Conclusion: Compatibility verification did not pass: the DSH process exited during startup. Test environment: DSH 0.1.6-alpha.2, web profile.
Conclusion: This bounded audit reported 0 known vulnerabilities. It covers only the locked versions and audit source; zero reports is not proof of safety.
The plugin’s advertised feature has not been automatically verified. Passing installation and startup does not prove that feature works.
Conclusion: The scan found 5 characteristics that need attention: contains native binary files, may read environment variables, may create or modify files, may access the network, may start external processes. This is a bounded automated observation, not a determination of malicious intent.
Conclusion: Package name, version, entrypoints, and checksum passed validation. Artifact: @zerorigin-studio/dsh-desktop-shell@0.6.3; SHA-256: e5b87dff71f0a245fc4037d4896ae746f618a61cc35e5198ae00d65a848e8f06.
Automated evidence is scoped to the named artifact, DSH target and profile. It is not a blanket safety or feature-completeness claim.
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@zerorigin-studio/dsh-desktop-shellAnalyzed 0.6.3github:zerorigin-studio/dsh-desktop-shellExact version not resolved