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DSH documentation
Install, use and audit DSH: from your first client to handing the agent your browser and your phone.
DSH is one agent that runs on your own machine, and you reach it through native clients, a browser extension and your phone. This documentation is ordered as “get it running, then use it well, then understand why it is safe”.
Where to start
| Where you are | Start here |
|---|---|
| Nothing installed yet | Install the macOS app |
| Installed, unsure what to say | Sessions and workspaces |
| Want the agent to drive a page | Picking elements |
| Want your phone to reach your Mac | Pairing and devices |
| Care where the data goes | Encryption and the security model |
Four clients, one set of sessions
The macOS app, the Android app, the Chrome extension and computer use share the same sessions, models and tools. Start a session on your Mac and your phone continues it after a scan; ask something in the browser side panel and the full trajectory is there on the desktop.
Three ground rules
- Local first: the DSH service runs on your machine, and session data does not leave it by default.
- Default deny: a phone or plugin reaches only what is explicitly allowed, and nothing else.
- Always a way back: anything irreversible — sending, deleting, buying, publishing — is explained before it happens.