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dsh-Api-monitor

Web Tools Updated 2026.08.25

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install linshufan21/dsh-Api-monitor

Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:

Run dsh plugin install linshufan21/dsh-Api-monitor in DeepSeek Harness (full source: https://github.com/linshufan21/dsh-Api-monitor), then restart DSH to activate the plugin.

About this plugin

Checking your DeepSeek API balance once meant leaving DSH, opening a browser, and digging through an unfamiliar dashboard. dsh-Api-monitor eliminates that friction by embedding a compact API Balance module directly into the DSH settings panel, where you can see remaining quota, account availability, and actual token spend at a glance.\n\nSecurity and accuracy are built in. Your API key stays on the backend at all times; the frontend only receives plain balance figures and usage statistics. Token usage is aggregated from real per-request logs recorded in local session history including input, output, cached, and reasoning tokens rather than estimated, with a 60-second cache to keep requests light. The UI inherits DSH's global theme tokens so it blends seamlessly with dark mode, offers a manual refresh button, and automatically hides the free-balance row when it reads zero.\n\nThis plugin is designed for individual developers and small teams who run DeepSeek through DSH and want quota and spend to become an observable metric instead of a surprise. After a one-line install and a quick DSH restart, the module is ready in Settings with no extra deployment required.

Use Cases

  • Check DeepSeek account balance and availability at a glance from DSH settings
  • Track real per-session and daily token spend from local session logs
  • Verify quota headroom before batch calls when a shared API key is in use

Best For

  • Individual developers who call DeepSeek through DSH
  • Small teams sharing an API key who need to confirm quota at any time
  • Cost-conscious users who want log-based, non-estimated token usage data