I turned my phone into a remote for DeepSeek Harness — and it changed how I use agents #2097
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I turned my phone into a remote for DeepSeek Harness — and it changed how I use agents
Let me ask you something: how many times have you wanted to send a task to your desktop agent after you left the room?
I had that moment at 1 a.m., in bed, with my computer in the study. My options were:
Option 3 didn't exist. DeepSeek Harness lives on the computer; the phone can't reach it. So I spent a weekend writing an open-source project that fixed exactly that.
What it does
Your phone browser becomes a remote for DeepSeek Harness.
+button, open a terminal, browse files, re-run tasksWhy ~4000 lines
Because it has zero npm dependencies. No framework, no database, no
npm install. One Node process using built-ins only: HTTP server, DSH RPC wrapper, WebSocket event relay. Clone andnode agent.mjs— done.The frontend is a single
relay.htmlfile that opens directly in your mobile browser.The detail that sold me
While the agent works, the phone shows tool cards, live:
Not a vague "running…" — but exactly what step is happening, which file it touches, and what came back. Watching the agent work from bed feels almost identical to sitting at the desk.
Try it in three minutes
Install Tailscale (free) on both devices, open
http://<computer IP>:8788/on your phone over 4G/5G, enter the token, go.No public IP, no router config, no cloud server. Three minutes.
Open source
MIT licensed:
What would YOU want to control on your desktop agent from your phone? Drop it in the comments — the most requested feature ships next.
A star is the cheapest and most effective way to support open source. Thank you 🫡
(Community project, not affiliated with DeepSeek.)
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