yinnho/aginxbrowser#dsh-aginxbrowser

Web access for DSH agents: fetch JS-rendered / protected pages as clean markdown, aggregated search across 14 engines, and stateful interactive sessions — all against a single-binary Rust browser engine, no local Chrome, no Node runtime.

Every session returns a live view URL: open it in any browser to watch the agent browse frame-by-frame and take over with the mouse. Oversight without screen-sharing.

Why this instead of a headless-Chromium tool

• Markdown first, pixels on demand. Reads default to clean markdown (with prompt-injection stripping); screenshots are opt-in. In our benchmarks the engine settles a page in ~0.5s and ~227MB where headless Chrome needs ~4s and 2.1GB/tab — and markdown output skips the pixel→vision→coordinate round-trip entirely.
• Interactive elements come as an indexed list ([0] <a href=…>Learn more</a> with rects) — click by index or coordinates, no DOM-dump spelunking.
• Sessions hold logins. Persistent sessions survive engine restarts (same id revives logged-in); cookies can be seeded from a DevTools "Copy as cURL" paste.
• Search with a memory. 14 engines (Baidu, Sogou, WeChat 公众号 articles, Bing, …) deduped and scored, cached locally for repeat queries, with per-engine health surfaced honestly.
• The human can always look. live_view_url per session — watch, or click into the same session.

Install

The plugin talks to an aginxbrowser engine over HTTP. The default is the hosted instance at https://browser.aginx.net; to run your own, see Self-hosting.

Install via dshx — the package is on npm (dsh-aginxbrowser), so the registry tarball works directly (local npm pack tgz and git URL work too):

dshx install aginxbrowser https://registry.npmjs.org/dsh-aginxbrowser/-/dsh-aginxbrowser-0.1.1.tgz
dshx list                    # should show: [on] aginxbrowser

For DSH Desktop profiles, reference the package under its real name in both places — the package.json dependency key and the dsh.profile.bundles entry:

"dependencies": { "dsh-aginxbrowser": "^0.1.0" }

DSH Desktop 2.0.5+ enforces dependency-key == actual package name and drops into recovery mode otherwise.

For developing this plugin against a harness checkout, overlay the source directly:

# cordis.yml
plugins:
  '@deepseek-ai/dsh':
    $overlay:
      - insert:
          - id: 'dsh-aginxbrowser': '/absolute/path/to/dsh-aginxbrowser/lib/index.js'

pnpm i
pnpm dsh web --patch ./cordis.yml   # Web UI at 127.0.0.1:3080

Config

key	default
baseUrl	https://browser.aginx.net	Engine base URL. Point at your own instance to run fully local.
apiKey	(empty)	Bearer token, if the instance requires one.
timeoutMs	90000	Per-request timeout against the engine.
screenshotDir	$TMPDIR/aginxbrowser-dsh	Where agx_session_screenshot writes PNGs.

Tools

Read side:

• agx_fetch — one page as markdown/html/text. Auto tier tries plain HTTP first, renders only when needed (render_tier to force). Cloudflare-style challenges, stealth TLS fingerprints, JS-state extraction (js_extract), background XHR body capture (capture_xhr).
• agx_search — 14-engine aggregated search; fetch_top also pulls top-N page contents.
• agx_doctor — engine health: live engines, feature gates. Tell engine-side issues from site-side ones.

Session side (stateful, indexed, live-viewable):

• agx_session_create — open a session; returns session_id + live_view_url. Viewport pinning, cookie seeding, persistent (survives restarts), keepalive, mobile emulation.
• agx_session_state — the page as [N] <tag …> listings with rects; N feeds click/input.
• agx_session_navigate / agx_session_click / agx_session_click_xy / agx_session_input / agx_session_scroll / agx_session_wait / agx_session_eval — the interaction set; wait supports selector or JS predicate; click_xy does full mouse-event fidelity for canvas surfaces.
• agx_session_screenshot — PNG to a local file (default captures the live viewport including unsaved form input).
• agx_session_list / agx_session_close — housekeeping.

Typical loop: agx_fetch for one-shot reads; for interaction, agx_session_create → agx_session_state → agx_session_click/agx_session_input → agx_session_state again.

Live view

agx_session_create returns e.g. https://browser.aginx.net/live.html?session=s_42. The page polls frames from the session and forwards your mouse clicks into it — the same session the agent is driving. Hand it to whoever is supervising the agent.

Self-hosting

curl -fsSL https://browser.aginx.net/install.sh | sh   # single static binary
AGINXBROWSER_BIND=127.0.0.1:8788 aginxbrowser

Homebrew also works (brew install yinnho/tap/aginxbrowser). Then set baseUrl: http://127.0.0.1:8788.

Security notes

• Page content is returned as data, not instructions; the engine's fetch/search output strips prompt-injection payloads (zero-width chars, instruction-shaped lines, hidden text) with an observable sanitize_report.
• Cookies you pass to sessions are secrets — this plugin never logs them.
• SSRF posture is the engine's job, not the client's: the hosted instance enforces its own network policy regardless of what URLs tools request.
• Treat agx_session_eval results like any other web content: untrusted data.

License

Apache-2.0. Engine source and HTTP API docs: yinnho/aginxbrowser.