jackwener/DeepseekHarness-Android

What it solves

This project brings the DeepSeek Harness (dsh) agent engine directly to Android devices. It allows users to control their phone, manage files, adjust system settings, and automate tasks using natural language commands, without needing root access or a terminal emulator.

How it works

The app embeds a Node.js 24 environment as a native library within a foreground service. It uses the dsh SDK to communicate via JSON-RPC, bridging the agent's logic with Android's system capabilities (like Accessibility services, notifications, and file management) through a private socket connection. The app handles the user interface and device tools in Kotlin, while the agent engine runs in a separate process to maintain stability.

Who it’s for

It is for Android users (Android 10+) who want to automate repetitive phone tasks or interact with their device using AI. It is also suitable for power users who want to integrate various AI models (OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, etc.) into their mobile workflow.

Highlights

• Native Execution: Runs the full dsh engine directly on-device without requiring root or Termux.
• Versatile Automation: Supports triggered actions based on events like connecting to Wi-Fi, charging, or receiving notifications.
• Broad Model Support: Works with DeepSeek and other OpenAI-compatible API providers.
• System Integration: Can read/write files, control media, adjust system settings (Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, brightness), and interact with app interfaces via accessibility services.
• Privacy-Focused: Permissions are requested only when needed and managed within the app.