DeepSeek web vision bridge plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH)
Pending human review — the facts below come from the source repository.
DeepSeek web vision bridge plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH)
Users who want this capability in DSH; check the source and docs before installing.
dsh plugin --profile web add github:Cheng-cheng9669/dsh-deepseek-vision No supported platforms were declared.
deepseek_vision tool, which calls the local deepseek-vision-cli (browser automation driving chat.deepseek.com's vision mode) and returns the image description as text to the model. ## Tool - deepseek_vision(image, prompt?) - image: absolute path to a local image (PNG/JPG/WebP/GIF; HEIC is not supported) - prompt: optional question or analysis request for the image ## Installation bash dsh plugin --profile web add D:/Dsh/tools/dsh-deepseek-vision Or use the release tarball: bash dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-deepseek-vision-0.0.1.tgz ## First login DeepSeek web vision requires a web login session. The current web UI uses password / third-party login, so the recommended way is the manual login helper: powershell py -3.13 D:\Dsh\tools\deepseek-vision-cli\dsv_manual_login.py It opens an Edge window to the DeepSeek login page. After you log in manually, the helper saves the token to D:\Dsh\.cache\dsv_token. ### Token login (alternative) If you already have a DeepSeek web session in your normal browser, you can copy the token directly: 1. Open https://chat.deepseek.com and log in. 2. Press F12 → Application → Local Storage → https://chat.deepseek.com. 3. Find userToken, copy its value field. 4. Save it to D:\Dsh\.cache\dsv_token (no quotes, no newline): powershell [IO.File]::WriteAllText( 'D:\Dsh\.cache\dsv_token', 'PASTE_TOKEN_HERE', (New-Object Text.UTF8Encoding($false)) ) The token is only stored locally in D:\Dsh\.cache\dsv_token; it is never committed to this repository. ## Configuration Default configuration for this machine: - pythonCommand: py - pythonVersion: -3.13 - dsvScript: D:/Dsh/tools/deepseek-vision-cli/dsv.py - timeoutMs: 180000 - maxOutputChars: 20000 These can be overridden in a profile patch. ## Security notes - The tool only accepts local file paths and invokes the external CLI through the DSH subprocess service with an argv array, never through a shell. - Images are sent to DeepSeek's web endpoint; this is not local recognition. - This relies on non-official web interfaces and may be subject to risk control. Use a secondary account and keep usage low-frequency. - Static security audit reports critical for spawning a subprocess; this is inherent to wrapping an external CLI. The code has been manually reviewed: it only runs the fixed dsv.py, with no command concatenation or extra exfiltration. ## License MITNot by stars — picked by hand, one at a time.
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