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fix(landing): refocus the Harness guide on design and add HowTo schema
The guide led with a 'does DeepSeek Harness have a GUI' angle that is
off the page's actual message. Refocus every active locale on the real
narrative — designing with DeepSeek Harness through OpenDesign:
design-first title and description, the GUI section, its TOC entry and
FAQ removed (en/zh plus the nine localized copies; retired locales
keep their dead copy).
SEO on top of the accurate tutorial: add HowTo structured data built
from the real five-step walkthrough (install → download → detect →
connect → first task) with per-step section anchors, joining the
existing Breadcrumb/WebPage/ItemList/FAQPage blocks. The content
guard's title anchor tracks the new intent.
title: 'DeepSeek Harness GUI & Web UI: How to Use dsh for UI Design | OpenDesign',
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title: 'How to Design with DeepSeek Harness: the dsh + OpenDesign Workflow | OpenDesign',
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description:
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'Yes, DeepSeek Harness has a GUI: run dsh web for the official local Web UI, then connect dsh to OpenDesign for a visual design workspace with design systems, reusable skills, model sync, and local previews.',
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'DeepSeek Harness can build and edit real interfaces. Connect dsh to OpenDesign to turn it into a complete design workflow: design systems, reusable skills, model sync, and local artifact previews.',
text: 'Yes. DeepSeek Harness ships with a graphical interface out of the box: run `dsh web` and the official local Web UI opens at `http://127.0.0.1:3080` with a workspace view, sessions, and a model selector. There is no separate desktop installer to download — the Web UI is part of the same `@deepseek-ai/dsh` package as the headless runtime.',
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kind: 'p',
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text: 'The built-in Web UI is a session console: the right place to configure providers, pick models, and watch runs. It is not a design surface — it has no artifact preview, no design-system rules, and no visual review. If you are looking for a DeepSeek Harness GUI because you want to see and steer what dsh builds, connect it to the [OpenDesign desktop app](/download/): OpenDesign runs your dsh installation as a first-party local agent and adds the visual design workspace around it.',
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kind: 'ul',
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items: [
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'`dsh web` — the official built-in Web UI. A local session console for providers, models, sessions, and runs.',
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'OpenDesign — an open-source (Apache-2.0), local-first visual workspace that wraps dsh: artifact previews, design systems, reusable skills, and review in one GUI.',
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'Community desktop wrappers — unofficial projects that repackage the Web UI. They chase a fast-moving developer preview, so check maintenance and provenance before relying on one.',
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],
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kind: 'p',
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text: 'The rest of this guide uses the first two together: `dsh web` once for provider setup, then OpenDesign as the graphical workspace for the actual design work.',
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id: 'setup',
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heading: 'Step 1: Install and configure DeepSeek Harness',
name: 'The terminal cannot find dsh after installation — what now?',
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text: 'Open a new terminal window first. OpenDesign scans the common user-level tool directories itself, so you normally do not need to edit PATH; if OpenDesign is already open, go to the Local Agent page and click Rescan. If detection still fails, confirm the installer’s final screen reported DeepSeek Harness as ready, then share that output together with OpenDesign’s test message when asking for support.',
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},
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name: 'Does DeepSeek Harness have a GUI or web UI?',
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text: 'Yes. Run `dsh web` to start the official local Web UI at `http://127.0.0.1:3080` — a graphical session console for providers, models, sessions, and runs, included in the `@deepseek-ai/dsh` package. For a full graphical design workspace on top of dsh — visual artifact previews, design systems, skills, and review — connect it to the OpenDesign desktop app, which runs dsh as a first-party local agent.',
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},
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name: 'Is DeepSeek Harness an official DeepSeek project?',
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text: 'Yes. The repository is published under the `deepseek-ai` GitHub organization and describes dsh as an agent harness developed by DeepSeek AI. It is MIT-licensed and explicitly marked developer preview.',
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