dsh-quota-status: A Minimal Card for DeepSeek Harness Balance and Subscription Status
`dsh-quota-status` is a web plugin developed specifically for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to centrally monitor DeepSeek API balances, Kimi For Coding plan quotas, and ChatGPT subscription rate limit status in a minimal card. It supports tier-based color coding for balances, peak and off-peak price alerts, real-time countdowns, a draggable layout, and bilingual support in Chinese and English. It uses loopback RPC to ensure that credentials such as API keys are processed securely locally. It works out of the box without configuration, and refresh intervals and alert thresholds can be adjusted via an override configuration file.
Read Moredsh-plugin-api-usage-monitor: A DSH sidebar plugin to turn the DeepSeek API balance into a health bar
# Introduction When calling the DeepSeek API, there are several items that require frequent manual verification: how much balance remains, how much has been spent today, and whether the current pricing is peak hours. While the official platform can display this data, you need to switch to the development environment to view it separately. dsh-plugin-api-usage-monitor brings these three items into the Web sidebar of DeepSeek Harness. Below, we introduce its features, installation, and daily usage. # What is this dsh-plugin-api-usage-monitor (version 1.9.0-rc.4) is an API usage, balance, and cost monitoring plugin designed for the DeepSeek Harness Web sidebar, created by ninedaywo
Read Moredsh-deepseek-balance: Real-time view of DeepSeek API balance and usage fees at the bottom right of DSH
# Introduction When running agent tasks with DSH (DeepSeek Harness), checking API balances and costs typically requires opening the official console separately: switching tabs, logging in, and scrolling through invoices disrupts your workflow. To conveniently keep track of your "remaining balance" and "daily spending," you need a monitor that persists within the client. The dsh-deepseek-balance plugin introduced below solves this problem: it places a floating badge in the bottom-right corner of the window, displaying the account balance in real-time along with usage and cost charts for the past 7 and 30 days. # What is it dsh-deepseek-balance is a DSH plugin maintained by lin-cheng-lab, currently at version 0.1.
Read Moredeepseek-balance-banner: Top dual-currency balance banner for the DSH Web interface
# Introduction When developing with the DeepSeek API, three questions often require a pause for confirmation: how much balance remains in the account, whether the current time is the off-peak period, and how much was deducted from the last call. Since checking the balance requires a separate API call and peak-valley pricing causes costs to fluctuate based on the time period, relying solely on switching pages and mental calculation is unrealistic. The DeepSeek Web interface features a whale widget in the bottom right corner to view the balance (data sourced from the official API), but if you want to keep your dual-currency balance, peak-valley status, and every deduction in view while coding, deepseek-balance-banner creates a banner at the top of the page. Below, we introduce its features, installation, and daily usage. # What is this deepseek-balance-banner is DeepSe...
Read Moredsh-balance-display: Display DeepSeek API balance in the DSH Web left sidebar
`dsh-balance-display` is a DeepSeek API balance management plugin designed specifically for DSH Web, intended to simplify the balance viewing and recharging process. The plugin integrates a balance capsule at the bottom of the left sidebar in the Web GUI, supporting click-to-refresh, hover-to-view recharge breakdown, and displaying balance trends as well as 7-day consumption statistics. Its core features include a low-balance warning system that turns the indicator red when the balance falls below the default threshold (¥5), with optional browser notifications available. It also supports high-precision display, showing 4 decimal places when the balance is less than 1 Yuan. Data is stored in browser `localStorage`, keeping the host-side unaware of sensitive information to ensure key security. Users can navigate to the recharge page with a single click. The plugin features an automatic retry mechanism and pauses refreshing when switching tabs to optimize performance. Additionally, the plugin supports light and dark themes, as well as Chinese and English languages.
Read Moredsh-usage: DSH Provider Usage Query Plugin
dsh-usage is a DSH plugin maintained by heekei under the MIT license, designed to query and display in real time the plan and balance usage of multiple LLM providers, including Kimi, Zhipu, DeepSeek, and Volcano Ark. The plugin automatically recognizes provider base URLs, supports adapting to relay stations or self-hosted services through custom URLs, request headers, and JS expressions, and supports Volcano Ark AK/SK signatures. The interface provides usage readout bars with color grading (green/orange/red), auto-refreshes every 5 minutes by default, and fetches data through same-origin API endpoints. For installation, ensure the DSH Web environment meets dependencies such as Node.js 18+ and React 18+, then add it from GitHub via the `dsh plugin` command and restart for it to take effect.
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