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dsh-tool-see-image

Model Inference Updated 2026.09.03

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install gugu123a/dsh-tool-see-image

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

Run dsh plugin install gugu123a/dsh-tool-see-image in DeepSeek Harness to install this plugin; full source URL: https://github.com/gugu123a/dsh-tool-see-image

About this plugin

The default text-only model in DSH cannot see images. Send it a screenshot and it can only reply with a dry "I cannot view images." dsh-tool-see-image fixes exactly this: it gives the text model a pair of eyes by routing each image to a configurable vision model (Zhipu GLM-4V-Flash by default, free), then relaying the textual description back into your DSH session. No local GPU, no model swap, no extra infrastructure needed.

The core see_image tool takes an image path and a question, and returns a structured text description. The vision backend is swappable to any OpenAI-compatible /chat/completions endpoint such as SiliconFlow or Qwen2.5-VL. Files are read through ctx.fs so DSH sandbox and observation policies are always respected. A bonus patch script lets you paste an image straight into the chat box; it is auto-converted to a description via the vision model, with local caching and an 8-second graceful timeout.

Ideal for developers who work with a text-only model in DSH but regularly need to look at screenshots or document photos.

Use Cases

  • Let a text-only model read UI screenshots and answer questions about the interface
  • Convert document photos into structured text descriptions for downstream reasoning
  • Paste images directly into the chat box and auto-convert them to text via a vision model

Best For

  • Developers using a text-only model in DSH who occasionally need to inspect screenshots or photos
  • Lightweight workflow users who want image understanding without deploying a local GPU
  • Users who prefer to extend multimodal capabilities via a plugin without changing their existing DSH model setup