Usage

The plugin registers a system-prompt section, so the model should call the tool on its own when it creates a deliverable. You can also ask for it directly:

Create a training-loss chart, export it to CSV, and publish both files as artifacts.

The agent then runs:

publish_artifact({ "path": "output/loss.png", "display": "auto" })
publish_artifact({ "path": "output/loss.csv" })

and the turn tail shows the image inline plus a CSV download card.

Configuration

In the profile cordis.patch.yml:

- id: dsh-rich-artifacts
  name: dsh-rich-artifacts
  config:
    root: ~/.dsh/artifacts
    maxFileBytes: 104857600
    maxTurnBytes: 524288000
    maxImageBytes: 20971520
    maxImagePixels: 40000000
    inline:
      png: true
      jpeg: true
      webp: true
      gif: true
      svg: false

Field	Default	Meaning
`root`	`~/.dsh/artifacts`	Artifact storage root
`maxFileBytes`	`104857600`	Per-file size cap
`maxTurnBytes`	`524288000`	Reserved per-turn cap (not yet enforced in V0.1)
`maxImageBytes`	`20971520`	Max inline image size
`maxImagePixels`	`40000000`	Max inline image pixels (best-effort parse)
`inline.*`	`png/jpeg/webp/gif: true`, `svg: false`	Which image types may render inline

dsh-rich-artifacts

安装

说明文档

Usage

Configuration