dsh-napcatqq-remote

Many DeepSeek Harness users run dsh on a home server or remote box, and reaching in to assign tasks from a phone means opening a browser or an SSH session. dsh-napcatqq-remote moves that entry point into an ordinary QQ private chat: a whitelisted contact types to the bot the same way they would to a friend, dsh executes the task in the background, and the result lands back in the conversation without any browser tab or terminal.

The plugin handles bidirectional file and image transfer. Incoming files and pictures are placed in the dsh workspace where the model can read, edit, or generate content, and processed results are sent back as real files via OneBot. When a vision-capable model is selected, OneBot images and certain QQ stickers are parsed into actual image data for understanding. Each contact keeps a single persistent dsh session; messages sent while a task is still running are steered into the current task rather than spawning a duplicate. Typing /new clears the mapping so the next message starts a fresh conversation while older sessions remain available in the dsh WebUI. Multiple contacts are fully isolated with separate contexts, attachment directories, and sequential queues, and the session map survives a restart.

This plugin is for dsh users who want a convenient mobile entry point through QQ. It assumes a running NapCatQQ (OneBot 11) instance logged into a bot account and an active dsh process; the plugin itself does not log into QQ and does not run any model. It simply bridges the three, manages sessions, and routes chat, files, and results between QQ and DeepSeek Harness.