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deepseek-eyes

v0.1.0fryghost / deepseek-eyesa0abfaad14

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Runtime anatomy
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Overview

deepseek-eyes

deepseek-eyes:给 DeepSeek Harness 的纯文本模型装上眼睛——把粘贴的图片经 OpenAI 兼容视觉 API 转成文字描述,再转发给真实的文本模型(Give text-only models in DeepSeek Harness eyes: describe pasted images via an OpenAI-compatible vision API, then forward to the real provider. Not affiliated with DeepSeek.)

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Install

Install this bundle from GitHub

The CLI validates the bundle, invokes native DSH, then reports completion.

npx dshpub add fryghost/deepseek-eyes --ref a0abfaad1401a3ee83ec53db272ed98cde3f2531

Capabilities

What it contributes

HostCordis loadableNot inspected
Client / UIWeb UINot inspected
Model toolsNot inspectedNot inspected
Profile stateconditionalNot inspected

README / EN

Package documentation

Give a text-only model in DeepSeek Harness sight — then just paste the image.

LIMITATIONS

Known limitations

- The text model receives a **description**, not pixels: fine-grained geometry, exact colors, and pixel-level layout are out of scope (use dsh-vision-toolkit alongside). - The delegated call is intentionally unmarked, so sessions on the bridge route lose adapter replay state for cached-response replay (correctness is unaffected; replayed responses fall back to a fresh provider call). - Only PNG / JPEG / WebP / GIF image parts admitted by the DSH attachment path are handled; the vision endpoint must accept the chosen formats. - Descriptions are generated per image block, sequentially, inside the request path: budget `vision.timeoutMs` accordingly. - The in-memory cache is process-local and clears on restart.