dsh-attach-picker
Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:
dsh plugin install qwerty-k-de/dsh-attach-picker
Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:
Run dsh plugin install qwerty-k-de/dsh-attach-picker in DeepSeek Harness to install this plugin; the source is available at https://github.com/qwerty-k-de/dsh-attach-picker .
About this plugin
Sending images in DSH Web has always been a drag-and-drop or paste affair. If you prefer clicking a button and picking files from your file manager, dsh-attach-picker was built for you. It adds a picture icon to the composer tool row - one click and the native OS file dialog opens, with multi-select support, saving you from shuffling files around with the mouse or relying on clipboard shortcuts.
After you pick your images, everything flows through the exact same pipeline as drag-and-drop and paste: the host imageLimits - supported formats, max images per message, max bytes per image - are enforced transparently, and a limit breach triggers an inline error toast. No extra work on the server side or in the renderer; it is simply a more convenient entry point into the same attachment flow.
Who is it for? Anyone in DSH Web who sends images regularly - product screenshots, design mockups, shared photos - will benefit immediately. Zero runtime dependencies, entirely browser-side logic, zero server-side changes. A page refresh is usually all it takes.
Use Cases
- Frequently sending screenshots or mock-ups without manually dragging files into the chat window
- Using DSH Web on a tablet or touch device where drag-and-drop is impractical
- Selecting multiple images in one go from the local file system and sending them with a single message
Best For
- Users who share images via DSH Web on a regular basis
- Users who prefer the OS file dialog over drag-and-drop or clipboard workflows
- Users on touch or small-screen devices where dragging files into the composer is cumbersome
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