icodesign/orbis
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orbis DSH plugin
Orbis is a DSH plugin that provides device pairing, end-to-end encrypted transport, and real-time updates across multiple devices. It is currently in beta, with an iOS TestFlight app available and Android support in development.
How to install the orbis DSH plugin
dsh plugin --profile web add @orbisapp/remote-dsh // available once published after the public betaCopying does not run this command. Review the repository and version before installing the orbis DSH plugin.
orbis DSH plugin data source
orbis DSH plugin snapshot date: Aug 16, 2026
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What the orbis DSH plugin can do
- Device pairing with DSH web plugin
- End-to-end encrypted transport between devices
- Real-time updates across multiple devices
- Remote control of DSH instances
Where the orbis DSH plugin fits
- Control DSH from a mobile device while away from the computer
- Securely manage DSH workflows across multiple devices
- Pair an iOS device with DSH for remote monitoring
- Use end-to-end encryption for sensitive DSH operations
Who the orbis DSH plugin is for
- DSH users who need remote access from mobile devices
- Developers working with DSH and wanting mobile control
- Beta testers interested in early remote control features
orbis DSH plugin limitations
- Currently in beta; iOS only via TestFlight, Android not yet available
- Requires a DSH instance with the web plugin interface
- Encryption and pairing setup requires manual configuration
- No official release on npm yet; plugin will be published after public beta
orbis DSH plugin: from the repository README
Quoted from the icodesign/orbis README, the upstream source of the orbis DSH plugin. Copyright remains with the original authors.
English | [简体中文](./README.zh.md) Orbis is a remote control client for Deepseek Harness (DSH). The Orbis plugin provides device pairing, end-to-end encrypted transport, and real-time updates across multiple devices.  ## Getting Started 1. Download the Orbis app. It is currently in beta. [iOS: Join TesFlight](https://testflight.apple.com/join/3Nqcbpns). Android: Working in progress. 2. Install the Orbis plugin into DSH. ```sh dsh plugin --profile web add @orbisapp/remote-dsh // available once published after the public beta ``` 3. Configure the plugin and pair your device from the DSH web plugin page. ## Development Install dependencies at the repository root, then use a single command to build the plugin, install it into your local DSH Web profile, and start the test page: ```sh pnpm install ORBIS_DSH_HARNESS_DIR=/path/to/deepseek-harness pnpm run serve:dsh ``` The page is served at `http://127.0.0.1:3080` by default. Pass flags to change the port or point at a specific test directory: ```sh pnpm run serve:dsh --port 3090 pnpm run serve:dsh --workspace-root /path/to/workspace pnpm run serve:dsh --help ``` ## Testing ```sh
Read the full READMERepository license: Apache-2.0
orbis DSH plugin questions
How do I install the Orbis plugin for DSH?
Run the command `dsh plugin --profile web add @orbisapp/remote-dsh` in your terminal. The plugin is expected to be published to npm after the public beta. For now, you can join the TestFlight beta for iOS and follow the setup instructions.
Which platforms does Orbis support?
Currently Orbis is in beta and only supports iOS through TestFlight. Android support is in progress. The plugin works with the DSH web plugin interface on any platform that runs DSH (macOS, Linux, Windows).
How does device pairing work?
After installing the Orbis plugin into DSH, you configure the plugin and pair your device from the DSH web plugin page. The pairing process establishes an end-to-end encrypted connection between your DSH instance and your mobile device.
Is the connection between devices encrypted?
Yes, Orbis provides end-to-end encrypted transport. All communication between your DSH instance and paired devices is encrypted, ensuring that your data remains secure even over untrusted networks.
Is Orbis free to use?
The Orbis plugin is open source under the Apache-2.0 license. The iOS beta through TestFlight is free to join. Pricing for the final release has not been announced yet.