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dsh-balance-whale

Client Updated 2026.08.25

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install chenpengye/dsh-balance-whale

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

Run dsh plugin install chenpengye/dsh-balance-whale in your DeepSeek Harness terminal to add the whale balance widget; the full source lives at https://github.com/chenpengye/dsh-balance-whale .

About this plugin

Checking your DeepSeek API balance in the dsh web GUI used to mean digging through settings or firing off a manual request, pulling you out of your workflow. dsh-balance-whale places a hand-drawn whale-girl SVG in the bottom-right corner so your remaining balance is always a glance away—a green dot means you have credits, an orange one means you are out—without ever leaving the page.

Click the whale to expand a detail card that breaks down total balance, topped-up amount, and granted credits per currency, along with the last refresh timestamp. The widget auto-polls every 60 seconds while a 30-second host-side cache prevents hammering the upstream API, and a manual refresh button is available whenever you need an instant check.

Security is built in: the API key is resolved exclusively on the host from the dsh credential store and never reaches the browser. The browser talks to a same-origin, loopback-only route that returns a sanitized, aggregated balance payload; non-loopback requests are rejected with 403 by default. If you rely on the DeepSeek API daily and want a zero-config, dependency-free balance indicator right where you work, this little whale is a lightweight companion for your dsh setup.

Use Cases

  • Glance at your DeepSeek API balance while working in the dsh web GUI
  • Track topped-up versus granted credits to plan usage wisely
  • Monitor balance automatically without manually calling the API

Best For

  • Daily DeepSeek API users working within the dsh web GUI
  • Security-conscious developers who distrust browser-side key exposure
  • Minimalists who prefer lightweight, zero-dependency floating widgets