dsh-image-viewer

When DSH renders images inside a conversation, you often want to zoom into fine details, annotate a specific region, or flip through several pictures. The built-in lightbox is functional but minimal. dsh-image-viewer closes that gap by layering richer zoom, annotation, download, and multi-image browsing on top of images DSH has already rendered — without touching sessions, attachments, or model pipelines.

The interaction set covers everyday image review: mouse-centered wheel zoom, drag-to-pan, two-finger pinch on touch devices, and double-tap to restore native size. One-click toggles for fit-to-window and original size, direct download of the source image, and arrow-key navigation across multiple images round out the feature list. The annotation workflow is especially smooth — a single click marks a region, the note appears beside the image index with an auto-focused input, Enter saves and collapses the panel, and Shift+Enter inserts a line break. All visuals inherit DSH design tokens, so light mode, dark mode, responsive layout, and reduced-motion preferences carry over automatically.

It is ideal for developers and designers who regularly inspect or annotate AI-generated images within DSH. Image-generation plugins can also consume the optional nativeImageViewer client service as a shared viewer and attach their own follow-up actions on demand. The plugin is fully optional, independently uninstallable, never uploads images, never calls a model, and never reads vendor credentials — a clean, minimal privacy boundary.