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xby-ocr-vehicle-license

Model Inference Updated 2026.09.02

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install xby-skill/xby-ocr-vehicle-license

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

Run dsh plugin install xby-skill/xby-ocr-vehicle-license in DeepSeek Harness to install this plugin; the source code is available at https://github.com/xby-skill/xby-ocr-vehicle-license

About this plugin

A vehicle license is a dense wall of fields—plate number, vehicle type, owner, address, brand and model, engine number, VIN—that insurance claims, used-car deals, and fleet management all demand verbatim entry. xby-ocr-vehicle-license turns a single photo of that certificate into clean structured data, so developers can focus on business logic instead of fighting blurry fonts and crooked shots.

Under the hood, the plugin handles the tedious parts automatically. Orientation detection straightens upside-down or sideways images before recognition kicks in, and main-page filtering steers the engine past the secondary page so only the primary certificate fields are extracted. Input is flexible: it accepts an image URL, a BASE64 payload, or a local file path. The API key is persisted once set, so credentials survive restarts.

If you are building a used-car marketplace, an insurance claims workflow, a fleet-management SaaS, or any system that ingests vehicle licenses at volume, wiring this plugin into your DeepSeek Harness pipeline replaces an entire OCR microservice with a handful of calls—one fewer service to operate, one more feature shipped faster.

Use Cases

  • Extract key vehicle license fields automatically during insurance claims processing to reduce manual entry errors
  • Verify vehicle details on used-car marketplaces by cross-checking plate number, VIN, and engine number
  • Batch-ingest vehicle license data into fleet-management systems, replacing tedious manual entry

Best For

  • Backend and data-engineering teams at insurance and fintech companies
  • Product and engineering teams at used-car and automotive marketplaces
  • Engineering teams building fleet-management, logistics, or asset-management SaaS