dsh-plugin-api-quota: View DeepSeek API Balance in the Web Interface Sidebar
`dsh-plugin-api-quota` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web UI plugin for quickly checking your API balance in the sidebar. It is integrated at the bottom of the sidebar and supports displaying the total balance, acquired balance, and a refresh function. The API key is handled on the host side to ensure security. Installation involves three steps: building, registering the configuration, and creating a symbolic link. After installation, users can quickly verify their balance in the web interface without manual login, improving workflow efficiency.
Read Moredsh-tool-tariff: DSH Peak/Valley Time Period Query and Balance Reminder Plugin
# Preface If you want to schedule tasks to run during off-peak hours and finish before peak hours arrive, you need to be constantly aware of whether it is currently peak or off-peak and when the next switch will occur. Existing methods involve maintaining a schedule manually and cross-referencing it, which is cumbersome and prone to error; similarly, checking the remaining balance of the DeepSeek API requires interrupting your current work. `dsh-tool-tariff` is a DSH (DeepSeek Harness) plugin that integrates these functions into the session: the model can directly answer time-related queries, automatically reminds you before peak hours, and a real-time status badge remains in the top bar of the Web GUI. DSH's philosophy is "Everything is a plugin," making this capability suitable for mounting as a plugin. The following sections introduce the features, installation, configuration, usage, and precautions in that order. # What is this d
Read Moredsh-blue-archive-shiroko: Blue Archive Theme and Shiroko Desktop Pet for DSH Web Client
`dsh-blue-archive-shiroko` is an unofficial fan-made theme plugin for the DSH Web Client developed by mldhao (v0.6.0, MIT License), providing a Blue Archive style visual and interactive experience for DeepSeek Harness. Core features include: a complete UI theme centered around academy blue, cyan highlights, and white frosted glass panels; a Shiroko desk pet that supports dragging, resizing, and autonomous interaction; petting interaction and sound effects triggered by holding the head for approximately 420ms; and Codex-style short bubbles with streaming character-by-character text display. In terms of utility, a short press on the desk pet allows querying the API balance via a Host-side RPC call to the DeepSeek official interface. The API key does not enter the browser, and the RPC is restricted to loopback address calls, ensuring security. Installation requires the DSH plugin system.
Read Moredsh-balance-display: View DeepSeek API balance in DeepSeek Harness interface
When running web-based agents with DeepSeek Harness (DSH), monitoring the account balance is an unavoidable necessity: if the balance runs out, subsequent API calls will fail. To verify the balance, one typically needs to switch out of the current environment, open the DeepSeek platform backend, log in, and check, which interrupts the workflow. dsh-balance-display brings this functionality directly into the Harness interface: the balance is displayed as a persistent panel, allowing for instant access. Below is an introduction to the plugin's features, data sources, installation method, and configuration. # What is it dsh-balance-display is an installable bundle for DeepSeek Harness maintained by Liu-ty, version 0.1.0, released under the MIT license. It is in a...
Read More@kidli1412/dsh-session-cost: View session costs and balance in real-time on the DSH Web stats panel
# Introduction When running sessions with the DSH (DeepSeek Harness) Web client, the built-in statistics row below the input box only displays the number of turns, duration, and token count. It is only by checking the official platform that you know exactly how much this round cost; you won't usually keep an eye on your remaining balance, often only noticing when a request fails due to insufficient funds. `@kidli1412/dsh-session-cost` solves these two problems by incorporating the estimated token cost for the current session (priced in CNY per model entry) and the DeepSeek API balance into the built-in statistics row. Below is an introduction to its implementation, installation, and configuration. # What is it?
Read Moresuanzhang-dsh: Display DeepSeek Harness balance and step costs in the interface
suanzhang-dsh is a local billing plugin designed for DeepSeek Harness (dsh), aimed at addressing the need for users to intuitively view API call costs and balances. This plugin does not invoke the models; it calculates costs solely by reading local session logs and persistently displays the current balance and daily spending in the sidebar of the web interface. Its core functions include providing a detailed cost breakdown by step and supporting visualized summaries and predictions of costs by model, tool, day, and session. It automatically syncs official pricing and falls back to built-in pricing upon failure. It supports DeepSeek V4-Flash/Pro (including peak-valley pricing) and deepseek-chat/reasoner, while marking other models as unbilled. Users can click on a cost row to navigate to the corresponding trace step. Installation requires Node.js v22+, and is supported from GitHub.
Read Moredsh-api-balance: View AI platform balances and usage in the DSH session title bar.
dsh-api-balance is a DSH Web plugin maintained by Badegg404, designed to address the issue of disparate balances and usage across multiple AI platforms. This plugin displays information as a floating overlay in the session title bar, featuring two tabs—"Balance" and "Usage"—and supports switching between multiple vendors. Key features include: 30-second automatic real-time refresh and manual refresh; credentials persisted in `~/.dsh/.credentials.yaml` (permission 0600) and retained after restart; security measures where only loopback requests are accepted and API keys are never exposed in the frontend or logs; and theme adaptation. New platforms can be easily added by configuring `PROVIDERS`. The plugin can be enabled with a single `dsh plugin` command.
Read Morexavier711/dsh-plugin-deepseek-usage: Add DeepSeek usage panel to DSH Web GUI
`xavier711/dsh-plugin-deepseek-usage` is a usage panel plugin for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web GUI. It aims to provide users with centralized DeepSeek account balance queries and local session usage statistics. This plugin adds a "Usage" entry at the bottom of the sidebar, with the following main features: 1. Account Balance: Allows real-time querying of official balance data after configuring an API key; displays a prompt if no key is present. 2. Local Statistics: Based on local session logs to replay request records, it provides token statistics, charts, and breakdown data by model/workspace for today, the last 7 days, and the full period. 3. Cost Estimation: Automatically calculates costs based on official pricing and peak/off-peak billing rules (including weekend discounts).
Read Moredsh-api-balance: A Real-Time DeepSeek API Balance Reader Plugin for DSH Web
dsh-api-balance is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (dsh web) maintained by 02Muller25, licensed under MIT. Its core functionality is to display the DeepSeek API account balance, status, and update time in real time in the reading strip below the session input box in dsh web, allowing users to check their account without leaving the workspace. The plugin supports automatic refresh every 30 seconds, as well as manual refresh, refresh intervals of 10 seconds to 5 minutes, and custom intervals from 5 to 3600 seconds. On refresh failure, it retains the last data and displays the reason, and shows a red warning when the balance is unavailable. API keys are resolved on demand through the dsh credentials service, ensuring that keys are not directly exposed to the host process. Installing this plugin requires Node.js.
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