dsh-peak-usage：DSH 输入框下方的峰谷计价额度面板
dsh-peak-usage（仓库 dsh-plugin-usage）是 Mirfakk 为 DeepSeek Harness web profile 开发的客户端插件，在输入框 dock 实时显示峰/谷时段、按官方分时定价逐请求计算的本会话消费、token 与缓存命中，以及 DeepSeek 账户余额。推荐通过 cordis 市场或 dsh plugin web add dsh-peak-usage 安装；支持 holidays 与 pricing 配置。独立第三方项目，与 DeepSeek 官方无隶属关系。
Read Moredsh-balance-usage: Sidebar Balance and Peak/Off-Peak Pricing Estimation
The DeepSeek Harness plugin `dsh-balance-usage` is an open-source tool that visually displays account balance, pricing periods, and real-time spending in the sidebar and input box. It does not rely on third-party services, retrieving data only through official DSH services and local logs. The plugin supports real-time estimation of single-turn and full-session costs according to official rules (peak/off-peak pricing), and provides features such as balance status coloring, cost statistics charts, and holiday detection, helping developers effectively control costs.
Read Moredsh-liangwen-tide
A monitoring plugin for DeepSeek API fee peak/off-peak time-of-day tracking, featuring a persistent capsule indicator to display the current period, countdown, and daily cost, while automatically syncing official pricing. It supports dual mounting points, hover details, and a shift-change popup, with customizable polling intervals and pricing pages. The plugin only reads in-memory data, ensuring privacy and security, and is ideal for developers who need real-time monitoring of API costs in the DeepSeek Web UI.
Read MoreDSH Web Quota Table Plugin
The DSH Web Quota Dashboard plugin is designed to help developers monitor in real time their DeepSeek account balance, today's API usage, and peak/off-peak pricing periods. As a pluggable component, it retrieves the official balance through the official API and estimates today's usage using a local algorithm. It supports customizing the daily reset time (05:00 by default) and displays whether the current period is peak or off-peak. Installation is simple; restart `dsh web` to load the plugin automatically. Its API key is stored only in the official credential store. Balance estimation is based on a baseline value set at each daily reset, so top-ups may cause the displayed value to appear lower, and restarting resets the baseline.
Read Moremeow-cachebilling: A DSH Plugin Embedding Real-time Billing into the Context Ring
# Introduction When running long-context tasks with DSH, cache hit rates are often impressive, but the total cost does not stop climbing: the longer the context, the more cached tokens are carried in each request, causing the bill to snowball. "A 100% cache hit rate but getting more expensive the more you use" describes exactly this situation. It is not enough to simply know the token usage; one must also know the monetary cost of these tokens to determine when to start a new session or compress the context. Below, I introduce meow-cachebilling, a DSH web plugin that puts real-time billing into a context ring overlay. # What is it? meow-cachebilling is a DSH plugin maintained by Phant0Meow and is MIT licensed.
Read Moredsh-plugin-whale-fenggu: Monitor DeepSeek Peak-Valley Pricing Periods in DSH
# Preface Starting from August 17, 2026, DeepSeek's official V4 pricing follows Beijing time peak and valley rates: expensive during peaks, cheap during valleys. The boundaries at 09:00, 12:00, 14:00, and 18:00 are easy to remember, but the hard part is forgetting to check the time while a long task is running—running heavy work right into peak hours means higher token costs. Keeping track of the time yourself is one way; a more worry-free approach is to let a resident component keep watch for you and alert you before the switch. The dsh-plugin-whale-fenggu introduced in this article is just such a plugin. DSH's philosophy is "everything is a plugin," and these kinds of utility tools fit the plugin system perfectly. # What is it dsh-plugin-whale-fenggu (Blue Whale · DeepSeek Peak
Read Moredsh-peak-cost-mode: Automatic traffic saving plugin for DeepSeek peak-valley pricing periods
dsh-peak-cost-mode is an open-source DSH web plugin (MIT, author moon09300731) designed for DeepSeek V4 peak-valley pricing: peak output prices on weekdays from 9 AM to 12 PM and 2 PM to 6 PM are double those of off-peak hours. During peak hours, the plugin automatically injects a "Peak Cost Mode" prompt segment, instructing the model to respond in a "caveman" ultra-concise style—discarding pleasantries and hedge words while preserving code, commands, paths, and other technical content word-for-word, without compressing safety warnings. In off-peak hours, users can manually enable active cost-saving mode via the savings report, and the switch persists across peak/off-peak cycles and after restarts. The plugin intercepts every streaming call to estimate savings based on actual output tokens and a compression ratio (default 0.6), converting the savings into CNY and categorizing them into peak and active types. Data persists per wave.
Read Moredsh-cost-balance-pro: Session cost/balance statistics bar below the input box
dsh-cost-balance-pro is a DSH web plugin (Author: kingcharleslzy-ai, MIT License) that displays session costs and account balance in real-time via a statistics bar below the input box. Clicking it expands details such as cache hit rate and token counts. Regarding DeepSeek's peak-valley billing starting from August 17, 2026, the plugin automatically switches pricing based on the current time period.
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-usage-cost: Calculate DeepSeek API cost per session per round
`dsh-usage-cost` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin designed to calculate API costs in real-time on the Web, round by round, per session. By projecting `usageTimeline` on the server side, the plugin records the token usage (including misses, outputs, and cache read/writes) and timestamps for each assistant turn. It provides cost readings across four dimensions in the chat interface: Conversation, Workspace, Today, and Last 5 Hours. Its core advantage is the automatic adaptation to the peak and valley pricing logic implemented since August 17th, which switches rates based on timestamps; if historical sessions lack timeline data, it falls back to flat-rate calculation. The plugin is distributed as an official bundle, requiring no additional building when installed from the Git repository—users simply need to execute the install command, restart the Web app, and refresh the page. Users can customize settings by editing `lib/client.js`.
Read Moredsh-cost-tracker: Add configurable Token cost tracking for DeepSeek Harness
`yflmq001/dsh-cost-tracker` is a developer preview plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) designed to solve the complexity of session cost calculation. It prices completed LLM calls based on model-configured price tables and exposes session-level costs to the Web UI or the `/cost` command. Its core features include support for configuring prices for cache-hit/miss inputs and outputs, optional peak/off-peak rate periods, and the ability to distinguish between total, peak, off-peak, and per-model cost readings. For models without configured prices, the plugin marks them as "unconfigured" rather than silently guessing, ensuring billing transparency.
Read Moredsh-balance-tide: DSH Web Balance and Peak-Valley Pricing Reminder Plugin
`dsh-balance-tide` is a DSH Web plugin (v0.4.0, MIT license) developed by maintainer `huanyuLv`, designed to integrate DeepSeek account balance, peak/valley pricing status, and current session cost estimation. The plugin displays real-time badges for `standard`, `peak`, or `off-peak` price tiers and provides a countdown to the next peak/valley switch. It reads balance data from official endpoints, differentiates between gifted and topped-up portions, and estimates session costs by reusing `sessionProjections` based on the current pricing cycle to avoid redundant calculations. The plugin supports both Chinese and English interfaces and requires zero configuration, reusing the API Key from DSH credentials without storing keys in the repository. According to the rules, Beijing time 09:00–12:00 and 14:00–18:00 are designated as peak hours.
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