dsh-peakvalley: DeepSeek Harness Peak/Off-Peak Period and Price Monitoring Plugin
dsh-peakvalley is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness designed to help users monitor inference costs. By displaying real-time peak/off-peak indicators and price multipliers next to the input field, it helps users adjust their usage strategy based on pricing. The plugin supports online synchronization of Chinese holiday data, offers seven switchable display modes, mouse hover details, and local preference memory. Installation requires cloning the repository and specifying a local path. It automatically recognizes DeepSeek models, is compatible with browser settings, and provides intuitive cost monitoring through local calculations.
Read Moredsh-plugin-price-aware: A DSH Plugin for Cost-Aware Agents
DSH (DeepSeek Harness) lacks built-in cost-control functionality, which the `dsh-plugin-price-aware` plugin addresses. It provides core capabilities such as real-time reading of unit price and balance, pre-execution A/B/C three-tier cost estimation, budget gate alerts, and support for differentiated pricing. Users can manage budgets via commands such as `/money` and `/estimate`, or reuse its mathematical core module in code. After installation, the `dsh` process must be restarted. The plugin is designed to prevent overspending and is released under the MIT license.
Read Moredsh-balance-hud
dsh-balance-hud is a plugin developed for DeepSeek Harness. It persistently displays account balance and session costs in a HUD at the bottom-right corner of the Web GUI, and provides budget management and peak-hour alerts. The plugin is released under the MIT license, supports setting session and daily budget thresholds, and ensures estimation accuracy through price synchronization. Installation is simple and supports Windows, macOS, and Linux; DSH must be restarted after installation. The plugin does not access API keys, makes no network requests by default, and supports independent management of session records.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness: Peak-Valley Guard
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) billing plugin dsh-peak-guard uses host and client plugins to directly short-circuit model request streams during peak hours, preventing additional charges. Core features include peak-hour interception, free operation on weekends and public holidays by default, interception log management, and UI integration. It supports the `/peak` command to toggle the plugin on/off and temporarily allow requests, with optional interception of butler-type calls. Note that this plugin only supports DSH Desktop, and code changes require restarting the application.
Read Moredsh-costcast: Introducing the DeepSeek Harness Plugin
`dsh-costcast` is a cost plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to address the rapid accumulation of context costs during frequent local use. It provides a persistent display above the input box, showing in real time the context size, the next step, and the estimated cost for the current turn, while using a bar chart to visualize cost trends. The plugin includes a context warning feature: when context usage exceeds 70%, it prompts the user to start a new session, and it can be clicked to expand for a detailed cost breakdown. It does not read session files, makes no network requests, and requires minimal permissions. Users should note that the plugin hardcodes the model name as `deepseek-flash`, and cost data is reset after a restart.
Read Moreopenplancc/dsh-fuse
`openplancc/dsh-fuse` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to enable cost control in multi-agent development. It provides precise per-call billing, an offline Fuse mechanism (enforcing budgets, model restrictions, etc.), and data synchronization with a SaaS dashboard. The plugin supports zero native builds, uses device flow authentication by default, and manages policies and pricing through environment variables or configuration files. Once installed, models can query budget status in real time via the `dsh_budget_status` tool.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-peak-pricing-warning
This plugin provides real-time cost management for DeepSeek Harness, displaying pricing window status, countdown, and session cost estimates in the interface. It uses UTC time to distinguish peak, off-peak, and weekend periods, and calculates costs based on DeepSeek's four billing buckets. It indicates status with colors, helping developers accurately plan API costs. Installation requires a Git URL; token counting and mid-session model switching are not supported.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-cost-meter
`dsh-cost-meter` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin designed to address the lack of cost visibility in AI development. It calculates token consumption in real time through incremental streaming telemetry, supports a two-tier pricing engine to access official discounts, and features historical spend anchoring, budget alerts, and cached-savings calculation. The plugin supports both GUI and YAML configurations, covering exchange rates, model routing, and time-zone settings, helping developers optimize strategies based on real-time data to reduce costs.
Read Moredsh-peak-valley-queue: DeepSeek Peak-Valley Pricing Time-Slot Task Queue Plugin
`dsh-peak-valley-queue` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin designed to reduce API costs by intercepting messages and automatically executing them during off-peak periods (lower-rate time windows). It supports input interception, automatic off-peak scheduling, peak/off-peak countdowns, queue management (including drag-and-drop reordering, merging, and manual dispatch), and strict completion validation. It integrates with pending-confirmation tasks, supports independent operation across multiple sessions, and provides local persistence. It must be installed via command and requires a service restart, making it suitable for batch processing or cost-sensitive scenarios.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Balance Plugin: Directly Displays Account Balance and Session Usage
balance-dsh is a plugin designed specifically for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), helping developers monitor account balances and token consumption in real time to control costs. It features a sidebar balance row, a minimized floating capsule, and automatic refreshing. The plugin supports displaying peak and off-peak billing logic and session usage details, and provides a statistics popup as well as a /balance command for queries. Released under the MIT license, it does not collect privacy data; users can easily check official usage with a command or refresh manually.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Web UI Token Usage and Cost Quick-View Plugin
The `dsh-token-usage-cost` plugin provides pure UI cost statistics for the DeepSeek Harness web interface. It displays token usage and cost per turn and at the top of each session, supports color-coding by model, and automatically fetches price lists from authoritative sources. The plugin includes a configuration UI and supports manual reconciliation, granular cost settings, and a REST API. No build step is required, allowing developers to manage costs intuitively.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Peak-Off-Peak Billing Gating Plugin
dsh-peak-gate is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin that helps developers keep local workflow bills under control. Based on DeepSeek's official peak/off-peak pricing policy, it intercepts outgoing send requests during peak hours. Core features include: a peak-hour confirmation card with options for “Mute This Request,” “Send Now,” or “Queue for Off-Peak Half-Price Send”; message queuing with automatic execution during off-peak hours; and a floating widget plus the `/peakgate` command for queue management. The plugin offers flexible configuration, supports custom time zones and weekend policies, and helps prevent unexpected high charges.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-token-usage User Guide
dsh-token-usage is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin designed to monitor token consumption, costs, and provider quotas in real time through visual charts and panels. It supports real-time logging, historical backfilling, session usage analysis, and model-based pricing views, effectively addressing resource consumption monitoring. Install it via npm. When upgrading from older versions, remove and reinstall it first, and ensure the pricing files are synchronized from the cloud.
Read Moredsh-deepseek-console: DeepSeek Account Console
`dsh-deepseek-console` is an account console plugin designed specifically for DeepSeek Harness (DSH). It connects directly to the official API to retrieve balances and listens to local events to track token usage and costs. The plugin displays real-time summaries in a floating HUD in the bottom-right corner and provides features such as budget alerts, cost protection, historical data visualization, and request log diagnostics. This tool addresses developers' pain points of insufficient usage monitoring and cost control, includes built-in Agent tools for in-session queries, and enforces secure local storage of API keys.
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 Moredsh-quota-router: DeepSeek Harness Pure-Policy Multi-Source Model Router
`dsh-quota-router` is a purely policy-driven multi-source model routing plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address the difficulty traditional routing has in distinguishing subtask types by leveraging "task profiles" and "candidate chains." The plugin builds candidate chains using global priorities and mappings, supports health checks, fallback mechanisms, and observability, and is primarily intended for cost source management in mixed workflows. After installation, routing policies are configured through a Web interface to ensure deterministic routing decisions.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Peak-Hour Automatic Model Switching Plugin
The `dsh-peak-avoidance` plugin aims to address high inference costs during DeepSeek Harness (DSH) peak periods. It uses a scheduled automatic switching mechanism to activate more cost-effective alternative models before peak periods and restore the official model afterward. The plugin supports dual routing, multiple time slots, and dynamic retrieval of model lists, while also providing manual control and safe recovery features. The author notes that the code has not been audited, and installation steps must be tested independently.
Read Moredsp-deepseek-peak: DeepSeek API Peak and Off-Peak Billing Notification Plugin
DeepSeek Web GUI Billing Plugin, designed to address the risk of accidentally incurring high costs when using expensive models (such as V4 Pro) during peak hours (09:00–12:00 and 14:00–18:00 Beijing Time). The plugin persistently displays a peak/off-peak status badge in the interface and shows a secondary confirmation dialog before task submission when applicable conditions are met. Users can choose to proceed, suppress reminders for the day, or cancel. It runs entirely locally, uploads no data, supports custom time windows and models, and is compatible with the DSH Web profile.
Read Moredsh-usage-guard: Usage Statistics Panel and Quota Guard for the DSH Web GUI
dsh-usage-guard is a usage monitoring plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to address cost control issues. It features silent background collection, session log backfilling, and real-time monitoring. Core capabilities include analyzing token usage by day and model, providing a dashboard with activity heatmaps, trend charts, and ring charts, supporting cost estimation with built-in DeepSeek pricing, and offering an optional daily limit guard with warn/block modes. It supports both Chinese and English, and can be installed via CLI and enabled from the settings menu.
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