dsh-image-bridge: Converting Images into Text Descriptions So Pure-Text Models Can Also “See” Images
`dsh-image-bridge` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin designed to address the inability of pure text models to understand images in Web GUIs. It intercepts message hooks, uses a vision model to transcribe images into textual descriptions, and replaces the original image block in the conversation. The plugin implements resilience strategies including automatic retries, model fallback, result caching, and graceful degradation on failure, and supports configuration of the primary model, fallback chain, and payload resolution limits. Once installed, it enables pure text models, such as DeepSeek, to “see” images.
Read Moredsh-image-bridge: Enabling Image Input Support for Text Models in DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-image-bridge` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin designed to address the limitation that text-only models in DSH cannot process images. It wraps interfaces and leverages DSH’s surface replace mechanism to allow text models to receive images, save them to disk, and convert them into a text format for the model to invoke vision or MCP tools. The plugin supports image thumbnail display and is easy to install, but users should note limitations when mixing commands with images and when handling previous images.
Read Morekbpoyo/dsh-image-bridge: Providing Image Bridging Capabilities for Pure Text Models
kbpoyo/dsh-image-bridge is an open-source plugin (MIT licensed) for DSH Web, designed to address the issue that pure text models cannot natively process images. This plugin provides image bridging capabilities for pure text models, allowing users to automatically convert images into bridge markers and send them by clicking the "Bridge Send Image" button or pressing the Enter key, while multimodal models retain native image sending and the button is automatically hidden. The plugin is not tied to specific skills, and whether a model can view images depends on its own visual capabilities. During installation, specific commands must be executed and the DSH Web service restarted. Applicable scenarios include viewing images or performing OCR recognition in pure text model sessions. Usage notes: it is recommended to review the source code before running the plugin; custom provider models that do not declare image input capabilities are treated as pure text; DSH native limitations specify that conversations containing native images are prohibited from switching
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