dsh-inline-images

When working in DeepSeek Harness, model replies frequently contain raw local file paths—screenshots, AI-generated images, recorded clips—that render as bare text with no visual context and no easy way to share them. dsh-inline-images closes that gap: it scans assistant messages for local image and video paths (Windows drive letters, UNC, POSIX, and backtick-wrapped forms are all recognized), rewrites genuinely existing files into accessible inline media, and renders images directly in the message body while presenting videos as clickable, browser-native playback links (mp4, webm, mov supported). Clicking any image opens a full-screen lightbox dismissible with Esc, and the default display size of 480×320 px is adjustable anywhere from 64 to 2400 px. Crucially, the plugin rewrites URLs on both the streaming text-delta and block-end channels, automatically replacing expired temporary tokens with the current valid ones, so images and videos survive page refreshes and re-opened sessions without breaking. Non-existent paths and obvious placeholder text are silently skipped, leaving no stray artifacts in the conversation. If your daily workflow involves screenshot annotation, local asset generation, or frequent preview of model-produced files, this plugin eliminates the back-and-forth with a file manager and turns the chat itself into an at-a-glance preview panel. It also fixes several issues from the original release—hard-coded localhost addresses that break behind reverse proxies, front-end protocol parsing that rejected fully-qualified URLs, and missing persistence of corrected tokens—making it a solid fit for anyone serving DSH Web through Nginx or a custom domain.