mineru-parse-dsh-tool

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A self-contained DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin that registers a global model tool parse_docs: parse local PDF / DOCX / PPTX / XLSX / TIFF and image batches into Markdown with local MinerU.

Features

• Self-contained — bundles its own wrapper script assets/scripts/parse.ps1; no skill package dependency
• Zero runtime dependencies — Node builtins only
• Global scope — mounted at the profile/host layer, available to every session
• Batched + cached — multiple files in one MinerU call; fresh <stem>.md outputs are reused
• Sandbox-aware (Windows) — fail-fast with a one-shot escalation hint when MinerU cannot run

parse_docs handles: pdf / docx / pptx / xlsx / tif / tiff / jpg / jpeg / png / bmp.

Plain text (txt / md / json / csv / code) should be read with the built-in read tool, and single images with read_image — parse_docs returns a hint pointing to the right tool.

Requirements

• DSH with a profile (tested on the web profile)

• Windows + PowerShell (the wrapper script is .ps1)

• Node.js >= 18

• MinerU installed — the parser engine is not bundled. parse.ps1 locates it in this order:

  1. Env var MINERU_BAT (recommended)
  2. mineru.config.json — in <plugin>\assets\scripts\ or ~\.config\mineru\ (fields mineruBat / venvPython)
  3. D:\MinerU\mineru.bat (if present)
  4. mineru on PATH

  If none is found, parse_docs returns MINERU_UNAVAILABLE.

Installation

For DSH users

# from npm 
dsh plugin --profile web add mineru-parse-dsh-tool

# or from GitHub
dsh plugin --profile web add github:83079Vermont/dsh-mineru-parse-plugin

Then mount it in ~/.dsh/profiles/web/cordis.patch.yml and restart dsh web:

# - insert:
#     - id: mineru-parse-tool
#       name: 'mineru-parse-dsh-tool'

Local development

# copy the package into the plugins dir, then add it as a file: dependency
Copy-Item -Recurse <repo> $HOME\.dsh\plugins\mineru-parse-tool
dsh plugin --profile web add file:$HOME/.dsh/plugins/mineru-parse-tool

Usage

Model-invocable tool. Parameters:

Example:

parse_docs({
  paths: ["C:\\docs\\report.pdf", "C:\\docs\\fig1.png"],
  backend: "auto",
});

How It Works

1. Locate the script — DSH_MINERU_PARSE_SCRIPT env override, else the bundled assets/scripts/parse.ps1 (resolved relative to this module)
2. Invoke — call parse.ps1 through ctx.shell (PowerShell), passing all options through
3. Parse markers — interpret RESULT / CACHED / MINERU_UNAVAILABLE / MINERU_ERROR / NO_SUPPORTED_FILES / NO_MD / WARNING_EMPTY
4. Read output — load the Markdown via ctx.fs and return it (>2000 lines → head excerpt + markdownPath, use read for the rest)
5. Output location — default <workspace>/.mineru-output (sandbox-writable, cache-friendly); pass out_dir explicitly when the source directory is read-only

Sandbox & Escalation (Windows)

DSH's Windows sandbox blocks MinerU's PDF rendering in every confined mode (read-only, workspace-write): multiprocessing named pipes are denied (WinError 5), and MinerU's mkdtemp (mode 0o700) temp dirs get unusable ACLs. Parsing therefore requires an unconfined (danger-full-access) run.

parse_docs behavior:

• PDF-family inputs (pdf/docx/pptx/xlsx) under confinement fail fast with an escalation hint — no doomed parse attempt
• The model retries with sandbox_permissions + justification → the user approves → only that call runs unconfined (fail-closed; mirror of the pwsh tool)
• Image-only inputs are attempted even when confined (no PDF rendering involved)
• A fresh cached .md next to the source or under out_dir can be read directly with read — no escalation needed

Configuration

Development

node tests/smoke.mjs   # unit smoke test, no MinerU required

After restart, parse_docs should appear in the session's tool list; a real PDF/DOCX call returns Markdown, a README.md call returns the "use read" hint.

Uninstall

dsh plugin --profile web remove mineru-parse-dsh-tool

Remove the mineru-parse-tool insert entry from cordis.patch.yml, then restart dsh web.

License

MIT — free to use, modify, and redistribute.