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dsh-native-image-viewer

Client Updated 2026.08.26

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install WSL043/dsh-native-image-viewer

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

Run dsh plugin install WSL043/dsh-native-image-viewer inside DeepSeek Harness to install this plugin from https://github.com/WSL043/dsh-native-image-viewer ; after installation, save your work and restart DSH to activate the enhanced image viewer.

About this plugin

DSH already renders and displays images, but the built-in lightbox offers limited zoom, annotation, and multi-image navigation. dsh-native-image-viewer enhances only the viewing experience of images already shown in DSH, without touching sessions, attachments, or model pipelines, and without requiring any vendor credentials.

Core capabilities include mouse-centered scroll zoom, pinch zoom, drag pan, double-click to toggle original size, fit-to-window, keyboard-driven multi-image browsing, one-click original download, and single-click region annotation with inline notes (Enter to save, Shift+Enter for a line break). The entire interface reuses DSH design tokens for automatic light and dark theming, responsive layout, and reduced-motion preferences.

It is ideal for users who frequently review generated images in DSH, as well as developers building image-generation plugins that want to plug follow-up actions into a unified viewer. When the plugin is not installed or cannot recognize a new image structure, DSH native behavior remains completely intact; uninstalling preserves all sessions, attachments, and generated images.

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Use Cases

  • Zoom into and pan across details of generated images rendered in DSH
  • Click once to mark a region on an image and attach an inline note
  • Switch between multiple generated images via keyboard and download originals

Best For

  • Users who frequently review and inspect generated images within DSH
  • Developers building image-generation plugins that want a shared viewer extension
  • Users who need lightweight image annotation without pulling in a heavy standalone tool