ComeCaramelos/dsh-chrome-mcp

@comecaramelos/dsh-chrome-mcp connects DeepSeek Harness to Chrome DevTools MCP, including Windows Chrome from WSL: it bundles the MCP server with usage-statistics and performance-crux polling disabled by default, offers an executable picker, and adds a mirrored-networking bridge so WSL can reach a Windows Chrome.

@comecaramelos/dsh-chrome-mcp connects a DeepSeek Harness session to Chrome DevTools MCP so the agent can inspect and control a real browser. It bundles the MCP server with usage-statistics collection and performance-crux polling disabled by default and lets you pick which Chrome executable to drive. The same package supports Windows Chrome from WSL: a mirrored-networking .wslconfig entry plus a managed set of Chrome flags and a dedicated bridge profile let a WSL-hosted DSH drive the Windows browser. A manual installation path (symlinking a local checkout into the profile and adding the dependency and bundle by hand) is also documented.

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Install

dsh plugin --profile web add @comecaramelos/dsh-chrome-mcp

Copied verbatim from the README's Install block; Google Chrome must be installed separately because the MCP server does not download it.

Compatibility

The plugin ships Chrome DevTools MCP with --no-usage-statistics and --no-performance-crux by default and an executable picker for selecting a browser found on the host. For Windows Chrome from WSL, adding networkingMode=mirrored to .wslconfig plus the Flags WSL button manages the required Chrome flags, a Windows executable activates the connect-mode bridge (shown as connect mode in the selector instead of probing a local executable), and the bridge uses the first available port with a dedicated .chrome-<port> profile.

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