Introduction

Integrating Kimi Code subscriptions into DeepSeek Harness (DSH) usually requires manually handling credential management and usage display. The dsh-kimi-subscription plugin connects Kimi Code subscriptions to DSH’s plugin ecosystem. Through a dedicated model group and settings page, it allows developers to directly use Kimi subscriptions in DSH for chat, coding, and web search.

What Is This Plugin

This is a community plugin maintained by BaronCyrus under the MIT License. It maps Kimi Code membership subscription capabilities into DSH model routing without relying on pay-as-you-go keys from the Open Platform. The plugin manages credentials on the Host side, while the browser only receives necessary status and usage information.

Key Features

  1. Standalone subscription model: Provides a Kimi subscription group in the model selector without overriding existing kimi-coding or Open Platform configurations.
  2. Two connection methods: Supports using a Kimi Code subscription API key or completing OAuth authorization via device login in the settings page (automatic refresh is supported).
  3. Subscription web search: Integrates web search into the settings page, supporting automatic routing by model or always using Kimi search.
  4. Usage at a glance: View full usage, remaining percentage, reset time, and top-up balance in the settings page; the input box supports a compact remaining-quota display.
  5. In-settings update check: View the current and latest versions in the settings page for easy plugin update management.
  6. Clear credential boundary: Credentials are managed by the DSH Host and are not returned through browser RPC; subscription failures do not silently switch to another paid model route.

Installation and Activation

  1. Open the Plugins page of the desktop app and click Add Plugin.
  2. Enter the plugin name in Package Name or Address:
dsh-kimi-subscription
  1. Select Official Source in Install Source, then click Install.
  2. After installation is complete, manually restart the desktop app.

Typical Usage

  1. Select a model: Choose a model under the Kimi subscription group in the model selector.
  2. Check usage: The input box shows remaining quota compactly; full details are available in Settings → Kimi Subscription.
  3. Use search: Open Settings → Kimi Subscription → Web Search, and enable automatic routing or always use Kimi search as needed.

Notes

  1. Credential distinction: A subscription API key and Kimi Open Platform’s pay-as-you-go key are not the same credential; do not mix them.
  2. Security mechanism: Credentials are stored on the Host side; the browser only receives necessary status and usage information.
  3. Installation method: For the desktop version, install through the Plugins page; do not use CLI commands for the desktop profile.
  4. Disclaimer: This project is a community plugin and has no affiliation with or endorsement from DeepSeek or Moonshot AI.

Conclusion

dsh-kimi-subscription simplifies credential management and usage monitoring by providing an independent Kimi subscription model route in DSH. If you need to use the Kimi Code subscription service in DSH, this is a direct integration option.

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