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xby-insect-recognition

Model Inference Updated 2026.09.02

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install xby-skill/xby-insect-recognition

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

Run dsh plugin install xby-skill/xby-insect-recognition to install the plugin from https://github.com/xby-skill/xby-insect-recognition into your DeepSeek Harness workspace.

About this plugin

You spot an unfamiliar beetle on a forest trail or an odd spider on a garden leaf, and a quick field-guide search turns up nothing useful. The xby-insect-recognition plugin is built for exactly that moment: upload a clear photo of an insect or other arachnid, and it returns the common name along with its taxonomic rank—order, family, genus, and species—so you skip the hours of cross-referencing.

The tool accepts three image formats, letting you pass a file URL, a BASE64-encoded string, or a local file path, which makes it easy to fold into whatever pipeline you already use. Recognition is powered by the XiaoBenYang platform API; you register on their site, grab a key, set it once in chat, and it persists across restarts.

Whether you are a weekend nature photographer identifying a dragonfly by the wetland, an agronomist in the field needing a fast pest read, or a biology student confirming the taxonomy of a pinned specimen, this plugin compresses the snap-and-identify step into a single chat turn and frees you from endless image-search rabbit holes.

Use Cases

  • You photograph an unknown beetle in the field and need a quick name and taxonomic rank.
  • A crop scout spots an unfamiliar pest and must identify its family for targeted control.
  • You are cataloguing a specimen collection and need full order-to-species labels for each entry.

Best For

  • Nature enthusiasts and insect photographers who want a fast ID for what they capture.
  • Crop-protection and quarantine officers who need rapid pest identification in the field.
  • Biology and ecology students working on specimen identification and taxonomy assignments.