DeepSeek Vision MCP Server

DeepSeek Vision MCP Server

Enables MCP clients to analyze images through DeepSeek's vision model using three input methods: local image files, external image URLs, and uploaded file IDs.

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DeepSeek Vision MCP Server

A DeepSeek vision MCP server built with FastMCP, implementing the three image-input interfaces from the official vision guide for MCP clients such as opencode.

  • Model: deepseek-v4-flash-vision-exp
  • API: OpenAI-compatible format, base_url = https://api.deepseek.com

中文文档请参见 README.zh.md。

Interfaces

Tool Method Description
analyze_local_image(image_path, prompt, detail) 1. Base64 inline Reads a local image, encodes it as a data URL embedded in the request; max 32 MiB per image
analyze_image_url(image_url, prompt, detail) 2. External URL Passes a public http(s) link downloaded by the server; URL ≤ 8192 chars
analyze_file_id(file_id, prompt) 3. Files API References an uploaded file's file_id; up to 64 MiB per image, reusable across requests
upload_image(image_path) Files API helper Uploads a local image (purpose=user_data), returns a file-api-... file_id

detail options: low (resized to 512×512, faster and cheaper), high, original, auto.

Installation

mkdir %HOMEPATH%\mcp\DeepSeek
python -m venv %HOMEPATH%\mcp\DeepSeek\.venv
%HOMEPATH%\mcp\DeepSeek\.venv\Scripts\pip install -r %HOMEPATH%\mcp\DeepSeek\requirements.txt

Dependencies are pinned in requirements.txt: fastmcp==3.4.7, openai==3.3.1.

Configuration

Add the following to the mcp section of %HOMEPATH%\.config\opencode\opencode.jsonc:

"deepseek-vision": {
  "type": "local",
  "command": ["C:\\Users\\%USERNAME%\\mcp\\DeepSeek\\.venv\\Scripts\\python",
    "C:\\Users\\%USERNAME%\\mcp\\DeepSeek\\server.py"],
  "enabled": true,
  "environment": {
    "DEEPSEEK_API_KEY": "<your DeepSeek API key>"
  }
}

Get your API key from the DeepSeek Platform.

Usage Examples

Once configured, you can simply ask in conversation:

  • "Use analyze_local_image to describe what's in D:\pics\screenshot.png"
  • "Use analyze_image_url to look at https://example.com/photo.jpg and describe the scene"
  • "First upload big_photo.png with upload_image, then use analyze_file_id to read the text in it"

Limits Cheat Sheet

Limit Value
Supported formats JPEG, PNG, GIF, WebP
Request body size (inline) 48 MiB
Single image (base64 / external URL) 32 MiB
Single image (Files API) 64 MiB
External URL length 8192 characters
Max images per request 600

Notes:

  • Images may only appear in user messages; images in system / assistant messages return 400.
  • Only the vision model accepts images; other models return "This model does not support image".
  • Every image is resized before entering the model; a single image consumes at most ~384 tokens.

Verification

%HOMEPATH%\mcp\DeepSeek\.venv\Scripts\python %HOMEPATH%\mcp\DeepSeek\server.py

No errors means the server starts fine in stdio mode (actual calls require DEEPSEEK_API_KEY configured).

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