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dsh-pdf-mineru

Model Inference Updated 2026.08.26

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install Yurzi/dsh-pdf-mineru

Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:

Run dsh plugin install Yurzi/dsh-pdf-mineru in your terminal; the source code is available at https://github.com/Yurzi/dsh-pdf-mineru .

About this plugin

When an AI assistant needs to read academic papers, industry reports, or scanned documents, naive text concatenation almost always loses layout structure, mathematical formulas, and table semantics. dsh-pdf-mineru plugs the MinerU document-parsing engine into DeepSeek Harness so that a single natural-language prompt lets the agent recognize two-column layouts, restore LaTeX formulas, reconstruct complex tables, and extract figures, then return cleanly formatted Markdown without any manual post-processing.

The plugin speaks both the MinerU official cloud API (v4) and self-hosted instances (v2), so you can run it with zero local GPUs or keep every document on your private network. For reports spanning hundreds of pages, the agent transparently submits the work as a DSH native background job, keeping the conversation unblocked and reporting results on completion. A SHA-256 content-addressed cache guarantees that re-parsing the same file with identical parameters returns instantly, saving tokens, API quota, and compute. The built-in Web GUI panel offers one-click connectivity tests, parameter presets, and cache management for zero-friction setup.

Whether you are a researcher skimming arXiv daily, an analyst dissecting competitor reports in bulk, or an enterprise team bound by strict data-sovereignty rules, dsh-pdf-mineru turns DeepSeek Harness into a true document expert.

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Use Cases

  • Parse academic PDFs into Markdown with LaTeX formulas and tables
  • Batch-parse hundreds of pages in the background without blocking chat
  • Enable OCR to accurately recognize scanned PDF documents

Best For

  • Researchers who process academic PDFs daily
  • Enterprise AI teams with strict data-sovereignty requirements
  • DeepSeek Harness users who want natural-language document parsing