dsh-deepseek-status

When you are deep into a DeepSeek session in the DSH Web UI and responses start stalling or timing out, it is frustrating to have no quick way to tell whether the problem is on your side or upstream. This plugin pulls the live data from status.deepseek.com and pins it right into the session header, so you never need to hunt for another browser tab.

A small colored dot conveys the state at a glance: green for all systems operational, blue for maintenance, yellow for degraded performance, orange for partial outage, red for major outage, and grey for unknown. Clicking it opens a detail panel that breaks down overall status, last-updated timestamp, per-component health, active and recent incidents, and per-component uptime percentages. Under the hood the host process parses the Next.js SSR flight payload every 60 seconds while the browser fetches from a local same-origin route every 30 seconds, sidestepping CORS entirely. If the upstream page is briefly unreachable the plugin keeps the last successful snapshot and labels it "updated X minutes ago" instead of faking a healthy green dot.

It is built for solo developers and small teams who run DeepSeek through the DSH Web UI regularly and want an instant answer to the question: is this my bug or an upstream problem? No configuration is required out of the box, and if you do need to tweak the polling interval, timeout, or point the data source at another Flashcat status page, a single settings.yaml override or the Web settings card will do the trick.