PicGo/dsh-plugin

Uploads images and files to your image host from DeepSeek Harness, powered by PicGo — closing the gap where a local file becomes a dead link when the agent writes a README, renders a chart, or captures a screenshot. Adds a picgo_upload tool the model calls on its own (returns structured results usable in Code Mode) and a /picgo command for clipboard/path uploads, status, login and logout.

Other ★ 4 updated 2026-08-23 ✅ runtime-tested
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Install

dsh plugin --profile web add @picgo/dsh-plugin

npm package @picgo/dsh-plugin 0.2.0 (registry-verified 2026-08-25). Install with dsh plugin --profile web add @picgo/dsh-plugin, then boot as usual with dsh --profile web. Uploads go through the PicGo desktop app when it is running (reusing the image host configured there); otherwise they run in-process. If you've never used PicGo, it walks you into PicGo Cloud's free tier.

Compatibility

DeepSeek Harness web profile. Works with whatever image host you already configured in PicGo — PicGo Cloud, GitHub, S3, Tencent COS, Qiniu, or any third-party uploader plugin.

Details

Recent updates

v0.2.0: picgo_upload tool + /picgo command set (clipboard, paths, status, login, logout); PicGo desktop app reuse when running.

FAQ

Do I need to reconfigure my image host?
No — it uploads through whatever image host you already configured in PicGo (PicGo Cloud, GitHub, S3, Tencent COS, Qiniu, or any third-party uploader plugin). If the PicGo desktop app is running, uploads reuse its configuration.
What tools does it add?
picgo_upload (model-callable, returns structured results) and the /picgo command (clipboard image, file paths, status, login/logout).
What if I've never used PicGo?
It walks you into PicGo Cloud's free tier during setup.

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