DSH | AnnotateAnything | Point at UI and browser elements, then add comments

[Glitchka-dev]

AnnotateAnything is an unofficial DeepSeek Harness plugin for giving feedback directly on what you’re looking at.

Click Annotate, select an element, and add a comment. You can annotate the Harness interface itself or a webpage inside its Desktop Browser panel. Collect several selections together and use numbered pins to edit or remove comments.

The plugin is designed to send your comments, CSS selectors, and a cropped screenshot of each selection to the current Harness conversation.

The attached demo is a slideshow of actual screenshots from Harness on macOS. It shows annotations in the interface and on a Wikipedia page. Sending the resulting screenshots to a model was not tested in this demo.

Install:
Launch Desktop once to initialize its profile, and use the dsh command installed through Manage dsh Command…, not an npm-installed dsh. Let active tasks finish, then fully quit Desktop before running the command below. Closing the window is not enough. Reopen Desktop after installation. See the official Desktop CLI instructions.

dsh plugin --profile desktop add github:Meatware-Engineering/DSH-AnnotateAnything

The repository includes the built client bundle, so there’s no need to build it yourself. The plugin is at an early 0.1.0 release, supports English and Russian, and is MIT-licensed.

Browser-page selection uses the Desktop app’s Electron webview APIs; nested cross-origin frames are not supported. DOM captures may not reproduce video, canvas, or unusual CSS accurately. When sending annotations, check them for private information first.

Repository and instructions

DSH-AnnotateAnything-demo.mp4