dsh-deepseek-peak-indicator

DeepSeek charges double during weekday peak windows, and many developers only realize they have been running requests at peak rate when the month-end bill arrives. dsh-deepseek-peak-indicator closes that information gap with a small green or red dot sitting just left of the model-select menu in the composer bar, so you can tell the current pricing tier at a glance.

Hovering the dot reveals the current tier, the next transition time in your local timezone, and the official schedule summary. Clicking it opens a dashboard panel with a live per-second countdown, a 24-hour red-green gradient day track marked with a now indicator and summary line, and stat tiles showing elapsed time in the current mode plus the next switching point in both relative and absolute terms. The panel flips automatically at window boundaries, respects prefers-reduced-motion, and all logic runs from the local clock with zero network calls or server components.

Ideal for individual developers and engineering teams who call DeepSeek APIs regularly and care about cost and latency, removing the need to cross-reference documentation or set calendar reminders for every pricing window.