See — let your AI look at pictures and PDFs

Point the agent at any image or PDF on your computer and it tells you what is in it.

Easiest: automatic install (Windows, 1 step)

Copy this line into PowerShell, press Enter, and follow what it says:

powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -c "irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/humbleangel/opencode-tool-see/main/install-windows.ps1 | iex"

(Keep reading below only if you prefer to install by hand.)

What you need (all free)

1. Python — download it from python.org. On Windows, tick the box "Add python.exe to PATH" during installation. Nothing else to install.
2. A free API key — this tool looks at pictures through your OpenCode account:

   1. In OpenCode, run the /connect command and get a Zen or Go key.

   2. Save it by running (replace with your key):

      setx ZEN_API_KEY "paste your key here"

   3. Close the terminal and open it again.

Setup (about 2 minutes)

1. Copy these 3 files into your OpenCode tools folder:
   • see.py, see.ts, see.json
   • Windows: C:\Users\YOUR-NAME\.config\opencode\tools\
   • Mac/Linux: ~/.config/opencode/tools/
2. Restart OpenCode.

How to use

Just point at a file, for example:

• "What is in this screenshot?"
• "Describe C:\Pictures\photo.png for me."
• "Summarize this document: C:\Docs\report.pdf."

If something goes wrong

• Message about the key not being set → redo step 2 above.
• File not found → use the complete path, e.g. C:\Users\YOUR-NAME\Pictures\photo.png.

License

MIT — free for everyone, see LICENSE.