dsh-usage-meter: Persistent Usage Gauge in the DeepSeek Harness Sidebar
The DSH Harness (DSH) developer plugin `kxdyh/dsh-usage-meter` provides a persistent meter at the bottom of the sidebar, displaying context usage and account balance in real time without manually navigating to the settings page. The plugin includes several core features: adaptive dark/light theme support, accurate reading of the official account balance (no estimates), real-time tracking of context window usage with color changes at 70% and 90%, and no additional requests, relying only on existing session data. Installation is simple and can be completed using the `dsh` CLI command. Click the meter to expand and view detailed token information. This plugin is ideal for developers who need fine-grained management of context windows and budgets.
Read Moredsh-usage-meter: DeepSeek Harness Model Usage Dashboard Plugin
`dsh-usage-meter` is a local usage-metrics plugin for DSH agent development. It leverages the official Cordis service to monitor sessions and provides aggregated metrics, such as token counts and cache hit rates, along with time-based trend charts on the settings page. It supports viewing by multiple dimensions, including service provider and model, and offers API integration with `cc-switch` synchronization. The plugin has no external dependencies and stores all data locally, making it suitable for developers to monitor costs, evaluate efficiency, and analyze call patterns.
Read Moredsh-usage-meter: DeepSeek Harness Balance and Usage Monitoring
`dsh-usage-meter` is a usage billing plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to monitor API call costs and official account balances. It supports peak/off-peak pricing, displays the amount in the upper-right corner of the interface, allows users to view details by hovering, and lets users configure a pricing table in Settings. Its data is estimated based on local session logs and is for reference only; the official bill is final. The installation command is `dsh plugin --profile web add @hunterchcl/dsh-usage-meter`. It supports only the official DeepSeek API and is licensed under the MIT license.
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