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dsh-plugin-88api-image

Model Inference Updated 2026.08.25

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install blackdm666/dsh-plugin-88api-image

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

Run dsh plugin install blackdm666/dsh-plugin-88api-image in your terminal to install the plugin from https://github.com/blackdm666/dsh-plugin-88api-image into your active DSH profile.

About this plugin

Using image generation in DeepSeek Harness used to mean installing and configuring the Image2 and Nano Banana plugins separately, each with its own key, model routing, and parameter set. 88API Image Studio consolidates all four 88api.ai models into a single plugin: one install, one key, and you can text-to-image, edit with ordered multi-reference images, pick 1K / 2K / 4K output, and submit up to 20 sequential prompts in a single batch. Built-in dry-run validation, a persistent default model, masked key storage, forced HTTPS on upstream image URLs, and a strict no-auto-retry policy on paid requests keep every charge predictable and under your control.

Under the hood the plugin hides protocol differences: Image2 models route through the OpenAI Images API with fixed 2K or 4K output, while Nano Banana models go through Chat Completions with selectable 1K / 2K / 4K resolution. Generated files land in ~/Pictures/88api-image by default, and if the active DSH model declares image input with an attached service mounted, the plugin automatically attaches the result image to the tool response so you never have to drag and drop.

It is a good fit for DSH users who want a single entry point for all image work, or for anyone juggling Image2 and Nano Banana workflows who is tired of maintaining duplicate configs, keys, and plugin versions.

Use Cases

  • Generate or edit images directly in DSH conversation with natural language
  • Submit up to 20 prompts as a sequential batch generation job
  • Refine existing images using ordered multi-reference editing

Best For

  • Heavy DSH users who create AI images as part of daily workflow
  • Users running both Image2 and Nano Banana who want a single unified config
  • Developers who need auto-attached generated images in conversation flows