dsh-plugin-cost
`xiaml666/dsh-plugin-cost` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin for precisely tracking conversation costs, cumulative session spending, and account balance. It requires no runtime dependencies and can be installed from GitHub or locally. The plugin provides three display dimensions: per-turn cost details, cumulative session cost, and account balance, and supports multiple currencies, exchange-rate conversion, and automatic synchronization of peak and off-peak periods. Its configuration is flexible, allowing pricing rules to be adjusted through wildcard routing and a price catalog, but the panel does not support direct editing of rates.
Read Moredsh-turn-cost: Pricing Plugin for DSH Web
dsh-turn-cost is a DSH Web pricing plugin that adds a native UI pill to display real-time costs based on DeepSeek official pricing. The plugin supports viewing per-turn and cumulative session amounts; clicking the pill reveals an itemized breakdown and aggregated sub-agent costs. It features dynamic peak and off-peak pricing, is compatible with DSH versions 0.1.5-rc.1 through 0.2.0-rc.2, estimates costs based on token consumption, and does not include bypass calls or non-official provider fees.
Read Moredsh-ui-billing: Sidebar Billing Plugin for the DeepSeek Harness Web Interface
The DeepSeek Harness Billing Plugin is a client-side component that displays the current session cost and real-time API balance at the bottom of the sidebar in the web interface. Maintained by HenryHwong, it calculates the CNY cost of the current conversation, refreshes the account balance every 60 seconds, displays the ¥ symbol when the sidebar is collapsed, and runs in an idle state by default to conserve resources. It must be installed via the DSH Plugin Manager and supports custom pricing tables and timezone configuration. The plugin is read-only, secure, and requires no additional API calls, making it suitable for developers who need fine-grained control over API costs.
Read Moredsh-cost: Cost Display Plugin at the Bottom of DSH Chat
The DSH plugin `dsh-cost` provides fine-grained billing capabilities by calculating “occurrence time × unit price at that time” to achieve precise per-transaction statistics, and supports separate accounting for peak periods, idle periods, and visual inputs. The plugin displays balance and cost details using a pill component and is compatible with specific DSH versions. It is easy to install and supports hot-reloading during development. Note that its precise routing mechanism may allow other processes on the same machine to read balance and cost without credentials under certain configurations.
Read MoreDsh Cost Statistics
`dsh-cost-stats` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) designed to help users track the costs of local conversations and context compression. It displays cost capsules next to messages, providing tiered breakdowns, cumulative session statistics, and detailed cost logs, and supports date filtering, model filtering, and balance inquiry. Its data source is consistent with official usage data, supporting both Chinese and English. The plugin does not store keys or access external networks (except for balance inquiry), ensuring security and compliance.
Read MoreIntroduction to the DeepSeek Harness Chat Billing Plugin
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) billing plugin was developed by rayadesune to address the problem that developers cannot intuitively understand costs within a conversation context. The plugin integrates real-time account balance and estimated spending data for sessions, turns, and the current day into the DSH interface. Its core features include displaying the balance and total spend in the session header, showing the current spend below the Composer, displaying per-turn spend on message lines, and presenting token statistics, cache hit rates, and rankings in a details panel. Installation requires Node.js ^22.19 || >=24 and pnpm@11.7.0. Note: the balance is real data, while the spending figures are estimates based on peak and off-peak rates.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Token Usage Tracking Plugin
`dsh-token-tracker` is a web plugin for DeepSeek-Harness (DSH) used to monitor and bill token consumption. It supports features such as data folding, peak/off-peak pricing, a floating GUI display, a standalone overview page, and a JSON API. Users must first install DSH, then install the plugin via the command line and configure pricing in the configuration file to access the overview page through a specific URL.
Read Moredsh-elegent-balance-tracker: DeepSeek Harness Billing Plugin
`dsh-elegent-balance-tracker` is a DeepSeek Harness billing tracking plugin that displays current session costs and official account balances locally in real time. It automatically applies peak and off-peak pricing based on the time of day, supports independent tracking for sub-agents, and syncs official prices automatically. The plugin runs entirely locally, does not report any data, and is ready to use after installation via npm and a restart, making it ideal for developers who want precise cost control.
Read Moredsh-billing: DeepSeek Harness Billing Plugin
`dsh-billing` is a billing plugin for DeepSeek Harness that provides comprehensive cost tracking and management. Core features include a persistent ledger, precise token-based billing, official balance queries and budget alerts, and peak/off-peak pricing strategies. The plugin supports real-time session estimation and historical statistics, storing data in USD by default and displaying it converted to CNY. Developers can install it via CLI, and most configuration items, except budgets, are automatically maintained by the system. This plugin offers a fine-grained cost-monitoring solution for developers, from individual API calls to overall budget management.
Read MoreView Balance and Remaining Tasks at the Session Header with DeepSeek-Harness-billing-plugin
The DSH billing plugin maintained by WilliamLIiii: It uses the official GET /user/balance to display the RMB balance, and estimates how many tasks can still be run based on the historical session usage of V4 Flash/Pro and the peak-valley tariff rate of 2026-08-17. This article checks the catalog page, GitHub source code and DeepSeek price list, and explains the dual-package structure, installation commands, estimation caliber and restrictions such as only RMB/manual refresh.
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