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dsh-docs

Model Inference Updated 2026.08.26

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install protoctistmoses143/dsh-docs

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

Run dsh plugin install protoctistmoses143/dsh-docs in the DeepSeek Harness terminal to install the plugin; the full source is available at https://github.com/protoctistmoses143/dsh-docs . Restart the session after installation to enable document parsing and offline OCR features.

About this plugin

Got a stack of scans, legacy PDFs, or text buried in images that you need to extract, but sending sensitive files to a cloud service feels wrong? dsh-docs exists for exactly that gap. As a document-inference plugin for the DeepSeek Harness ecosystem, it turns any document into clean, searchable text with a simple drag-and-drop, and every byte of processing stays on your local machine. Nothing is ever uploaded.

Capabilities span PDFs (including old versions where text cannot be copied), Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files, JPG and PNG images, and paper scan originals. A built-in offline OCR engine recognises letters, receipts, or even a phone photo of a restaurant menu and outputs selectable, searchable text in seconds. In-document keyword search and batch multi-file processing are included, all without an internet connection, sign-up, or subscription.

It is a natural fit for three audiences: individuals or small teams handling sensitive contracts and financial reports who insist nothing leaves their hardware; office workers digitising stacks of paper for archival; and developers who need a clean local text-extraction step before feeding a document into a RAG pipeline for an LLM. Drop the file in, and the plugin hands you the words out.

Use Cases

  • Turning scanned letters, receipts, or paper notes into searchable plain text
  • Extracting full text from legacy PDFs or Office files where text cannot be copied
  • Batch-parsing multiple contracts or reports to produce RAG-ready text corpus

Best For

  • Individuals or small teams handling sensitive documents without uploading to the cloud
  • Office workers who need to digitise stacks of paper archives
  • Developers needing a local text-extraction step in a RAG pipeline