NeevCloudAI/dsh-neev-sandbox
Relocates the Harness execution world — files, Bash, PTY and LSP — into a short-lived gVisor-isolated NeevSandbox, so nothing the agent does runs on your machine.
@neevcloud/dsh-sandbox gives your DeepSeek Harness agent a clean, disposable Linux box for every run. It relocates the harness's execution world — files, Bash, PTY and LSP — into a short-lived, gVisor-isolated NeevSandbox: files the agent writes and commands it runs share one sandbox, nothing runs on your machine, and the agent's pwd, id, written files and started servers all live in the sandbox. It works because DeepSeek Harness is built on capability seams, so the Harness Bash, terminal and LSP tools delegate every execution-world operation to one swappable provider.
Install
dsh plugin --profile headless add @neevcloud/dsh-sandboxCopied verbatim from the README's example block, which installs into the headless profile after a global npm install --global @deepseek-ai/dsh. The README also shows a local-source form (dsh plugin --profile headless add .).
Compatibility
Installs into a named DSH profile (headless in the README's example). It relocates the Harness Bash, terminal and LSP tools onto the sandbox, so it needs NEEV_API_KEY, NEEV_ORG_ID and NEEV_PROJECT_ID in the environment. The README stresses there is nothing to fork — drop the bundle into any dsh install and the stock tools keep working, now executing remotely.
Details
- Repo: NeevCloudAI/dsh-neev-sandbox
- Category: Infrastructure & Deployment
- Stars: 1
- Version: GitHub repo NeevCloudAI/dsh-neev-sandbox; npm package @neevcloud/dsh-sandbox at 0.2.0 (registry check 2026-10-08; registry repository field resolves back to this repo). README badge states Node >= 22 and DeepSeek Harness 0.1.0-rc.7+.
FAQ
- Do I need to fork DSH to use it?
- No — the README says there is nothing to fork: drop the bundle into any dsh install and the stock tools keep working, now executing remotely.
Alternatives
tensorlakeai/dsh-tensorlake-sandbox · omdsh-dev/sandbox-nono · weijiafu14/dsh-remote-sandbox