dsh-imagegen

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Image generation plugin for DeepSeek Harness. Registers the generate_image tool so the agent can create images and show them inline in the conversation.

Features

• Inline images — generated images are attached to the conversation and render directly in chat (plus a same-origin /imagegen/<file> link as a fallback).
• User-configurable model — every channel's model id is yours to fill in, in Settings. Aliases and per-call overrides included.
• Open provider table — built-in Doubao Seedream and Aliyun qwen, plus any OpenAI-compatible /images/generations endpoint: gateways, relays, or local deployments (Ollama / vLLM / SD-WebUI / ComfyUI).
• Watermark-free — watermark: false is sent by default; the switch exists for the models that reject the field.
• Verbatim in-image text — text you supply is embedded character by character, never reworded.
• Image-to-image — pass a reference image (URL, absolute local path, or data URI) and describe the change.
• Saved to disk — every image is written to outDir before it is returned.
• Several candidates in one call — channels that declare supportsN produce multiple images from a single request.
• Partial failures survive — if some of the requested images fail, the successful ones are kept and the failures are listed.
• Requires DSH 0.2.x (0.2.0-rc.2 / 0.2.1-alpha.1).

Installation

Desktop

Launch Desktop once so it creates its profile, then fully quit the application before running the command.

dsh plugin --profile desktop add @little-traincar/dsh-imagegen

Reopen Desktop to load it.

GitHub

NPM

Web

dsh plugin --profile web add @little-traincar/dsh-imagegen

Restart the web profile to load it.

From GitHub (a specific tag)

dsh plugin --profile desktop add github:little-traincar/dsh-imagegen#v0.3.1

From a local checkout or tarball

dsh plugin --profile desktop add ./
dsh plugin --profile desktop add ./little-traincar-dsh-imagegen-0.3.1.tgz

Configuration

Open Settings → imagegen, fill in an API key for the channel you want to use, then save. Settings are written to the profile's cordis.patch.yml and take effect on the next generation call — no restart.

Built-in providers

Channel	Default model	API key
doubao	doubao-seedream-5-0-pro-260628	Volcengine Ark console, or env ARK_API_KEY
qwen	qwen-image-3.0-pro	Alibaba Bailian / DashScope console, or env DASHSCOPE_API_KEY
your own	you choose	see Custom providers

Custom providers

Any OpenAI-style POST <baseUrl>/images/generations works. Declare it in the Custom providers field:

{
  "local": {
    "baseUrl": "http://127.0.0.1:11434/v1",
    "model": "x/flux2-klein",
    "apiKeyOptional": true,
    "sendWatermark": false,
    "sendPromptExtend": false,
    "size": "1024x1024"
  }
}

Field	Default	Meaning
baseUrl	required	bare host gets /v1/images/generations; a /v1 suffix gets /images/generations
model	required	fallback model id for this channel
apiKey / apiKeyEnv	empty	inline key, or read from an environment variable (fallback IMAGE_API_KEY / OPENAI_API_KEY)
apiKeyOptional	false	keyless endpoints (local deployments) must opt in
authHeader / authScheme	authorization / Bearer	auth header name and prefix
size / sizes	1024x1024 tier	fixed size, or a per-aspect table
sizeSeparator	x	* for Alibaba-style sizes
supportsN / maxN	false / 4	several images in one request
sendWatermark	true	set false for models that reject watermark
sendN / sendSeed / sendNegativePrompt	true	turn off parameters a model rejects
sendPromptExtend	false	true sends prompt_extend:false
imageField	image	reference-image field; false disables image-to-image
responseFormat	b64_json	or url
extraBody	empty	vendor-private fields

Models

Each channel's model id is editable, in three places:

1. Settings → imagegen → Models — one model-id field per channel. Saving it empty clears the override and restores the built-in default. The field writes the canonical models.<channel> key, which takes effect on the next generation call.
2. Model details (or cordis.patch.yml) — the whole map at once, with optional aliases:

{
  "doubao": "doubao-seedream-5-0-pro-260628",
  "qwen": "qwen-image-3.0-pro",
  "relay/gpt-image": { "id": "gpt-image-1", "label": "Gateway GPT-Image" }
}

A key is either <channel> (that channel's default model) or <channel>/<alias>. An alias can be named in a tool call:

generate_image(prompt="…", provider="relay", model="gpt-image")

The default model may also be written as <channel>/default (equivalent to <channel>). <channel>/model and <channel>/label are historical keys written by the 0.3.1 settings card: they are still read, and saving the settings card migrates them to <channel>; built-in channels no longer expose those suffixes as aliases.

Any other model value is passed through verbatim as a model id. The result reports the provider and model actually used.

Usage

Ask for an image in the conversation — for example: “Draw a summer coffee-shop poster: retro magazine collage, cream yellow and coffee brown, portrait; headline ‘Summer Ice Cafe Festival’, subtitle ‘Half price for the second cup’.”

The agent calls generate_image and the images appear inline. Every image is also written to outDir (default: generated-images under the directory dsh was started in).

Uninstallation

Desktop

Fully quit the application first, then:

dsh plugin --profile desktop remove @little-traincar/dsh-imagegen

Web

dsh plugin --profile web remove @little-traincar/dsh-imagegen

The command removes the bundle from the profile and uninstalls the package; restart the profile to finish unloading it. Generated images under outDir and the imagegen section of the profile's cordis.patch.yml are left in place — delete them yourself if you want a clean sweep.

License

MIT