DSH Studio: local desktop lifecycle management for DeepSeek Harness

[Moresyl]

Hi TokenTracker community — I built DSH Studio, an MIT-licensed desktop manager for DeepSeek Harness.

TokenTracker covers usage and cost visibility, while DSH Studio focuses on the local harness lifecycle: installation, start/stop/restart, health checks, live logs, and stale-process cleanup. For people using TokenTracker with DeepSeek Harness, the two tools address complementary parts of the workflow.

DSH Studio is local-first and ships installers for Windows, macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel), and Linux in the v0.1.1 release. It is built with Tauri 2, Rust, React, and TypeScript.

I would be interested in feedback from TokenTracker users about lifecycle and observability workflows around DSH.

[xiufengsun]

Thanks for sharing DSH Studio with the TokenTracker community! Its focus on installation, process lifecycle, health checks, and live logs complements TokenTracker usage and cost tracking well, and the local-first, cross-platform approach is especially nice to see. We have recently added DeepSeek Harness support in TokenTracker, so this could make the overall local DSH workflow more complete. Looking forward to feedback from users trying both tools together.