dsh-usage-dash
Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:
dsh plugin install yanzoro926/dsh-usage-dash
Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:
Install the dsh-usage-dash plugin in DeepSeek Harness from the source repository at https://github.com/yanzoro926/dsh-usage-dash by running dsh plugin install yanzoro926/dsh-usage-dash.
About this plugin
Developers juggling multiple coding plans often find themselves hopping between OpenCode Go, Volcano Engine, DeepSeek, and self-hosted services just to check how much quota is left. dsh-usage-dash collapses all of that into a single persistent badge at the bottom of the browser sidebar—no tab-switching, no context loss. Click the badge to unfold a detail card showing per-plan progress bars, reset countdowns, and color-coded warnings (red below 10 %, orange below 40 %), all auto-refreshing every 60 seconds. A dedicated DeepSeek peak/off-peak dot tracks the 09:00–12:00 and 14:00–18:00 CST busy windows so you can time usage during the half-price idle period. The custom-plan connector lets you plug in any JSON-returning quota endpoint with a name, URL, and optional bearer token, giving you one unified dashboard for every subscription. Built for developers who run two or more coding plans and want a glanceable, always-on quota view without leaving their browser.
Use Cases
- Checking remaining quota and reset countdowns across OpenCode Go, Volcano Engine, and DeepSeek from a single sidebar badge
- Timing large batch jobs during DeepSeek off-peak hours using the live peak/off-peak status dot
- Plugging a self-hosted quota API into the same dashboard for unified progress bars and color-coded low-balance alerts
Best For
- Developers running two or more coding-plan subscriptions (OpenCode Go, Volcano Engine, DeepSeek) simultaneously
- AI-assisted coding users who want at-a-glance quota status without tab-switching
- Tech leads who manage self-hosted billing APIs and want a single unified quota dashboard
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