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dsh-file-bridge

Web Tools Updated 2026.08.17

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install fengs2021/dsh-file-bridge

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

Run dsh plugin install fengs2021/dsh-file-bridge in your terminal to install it; the source code is available at https://github.com/fengs2021/dsh-file-bridge, requiring DeepSeek Harness 0.1.0-rc.6 or later and Node.js 18+.

About this plugin

The file exchange gap is one of the most obvious friction points in a DeepSeek Harness conversation. You want to toss a screenshot to the agent for analysis, receive a processed file back, or jump straight to a local project file — none of these flow naturally without extra tooling. dsh-file-bridge closes that gap and puts files in motion, both directions.

Four features carry the load. A paperclip button next to the input field lets you pick images or files from a phone or browser; images are compressed and sent as a native preview strip with the message, while other files are uploaded as shareable links. On the agent side, the send_files tool renders images as clickable previews and other files as download links. Absolute source paths wrapped in backticks in the reply body are recognized by the front-end as buttons that open the sidebar explorer. Under the hood, a read-only static service serves the shared directory with path-traversal protection and RFC 5987 encoding for Chinese file names.

If your DSH workflow involves feeding screenshots, configs, or logs to the agent, or you want to preview and open agent-produced files with one click, this plugin keeps the file-handling loop tighter.

Use Cases

  • Send screenshots or log files to the agent via the attachment button for analysis
  • Receive processed images and files back from the agent through send_files
  • Click a backtick-wrapped path in the conversation to open the source file in the sidebar explorer

Best For

  • Users who frequently feed screenshots, configs, or logs to the agent in their DSH workflow
  • Developers who want to preview, download, or open agent-produced files with one click
  • Remote workers who need to upload files from mobile or browser during conversations