dsh-image-serve

In a DSH web session, once the AI saves or generates a local image it can only reply with an absolute path like D:\shots\fig1.png. The markdown renderer accepts http/https sources strictly—file: and data: URIs are silently dropped, and DSH ships no local-file routing at all. The image simply never appears in the chat.
dsh-image-serve registers a /ws/ route in DSH web that maps any on-disk file to a same-origin HTTP URL. It works across drives (C:/, D:/, E:/ and beyond), Chinese file names, deeply nested folders, and UNC shares; MIME types for png, jpg, webp, svg, md, json and more are auto-detected; requesting a directory returns a clickable HTML listing with sub-directory navigation and parent-directory links. Zero runtime dependencies, with hot start, stop, update, and uninstall available from dsh-market.
Built for anyone who regularly asks an AI to process, generate, or display local images—screenshot review, cover-art validation, side-by-side chart comparison, document or page-snapshot preview—and wants the result rendered right in the conversation instead of chasing a dead path in Explorer.