dsh-token-rush: Real-Time Dashboard for DeepSeek Harness Session Consumption and Balance
The DeepSeek Harness plugin `dsh-token-rush` is a client-side tool for monitoring API consumption. It features a floating gauge in the top-left corner that displays, in real time, the current session's total token usage, the estimated cost based on official rates, and the account balance. During peak hours (Monday to Friday, 9:00–12:00 and 14:00–18:00 by default), the window automatically turns orange-red as a warning. The plugin supports real-time updates, position memory, and drag-based repositioning, helping developers avoid cost spikes caused by accidental operations.
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# Introduction When running DeepSeek sessions with DeepSeek Harness (DSH), there are two tasks that require frequent context switching: checking your remaining account balance by opening the DeepSeek platform page, and reviewing token consumption and model usage by opening another page to flip through. The longer the session runs, the more frequent this back-and-forth switching becomes. The `ds-balance` plugin brings these two tasks directly into the session interface: the balance is displayed as a permanent badge in the session header. Clicking it reveals details and usage charts, and allows you to navigate directly to the official checkout for recharging. The following section introduces its features, installation method, and usage process. # What is ds-balance? ds-balance is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin maintained by Lateautumns. The current version is 1.1.0, utilizing the MI protocol.
Read Moredsh-token-cost-meter: Display token usage and estimated costs in DSH sessions
`dsh-token-cost-meter` is a DSH plugin designed to display the cumulative Token consumption of the current session and the estimated cost in RMB based on DeepSeek's official pricing in real-time below the input box of the Web GUI. The plugin supports two modes: the installed version `dsh.bundle` and the dynamic `cordis_define`. Core functions include reading Token usage from the session projection (missed input, cache hit, and output), and dynamically fetching the DeepSeek official price page every 6 hours to automatically switch peak and valley prices based on Beijing Time. If the fetch fails, it falls back to a built-in snapshot and marks this on the interface. The cost calculation formula is: Missed Input Quantity × Missed Price + Cache Hit Quantity × Hit Price + Output Quantity × Output Price. Installation requires DSH WebGUI.
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