dsh-offpeak-saver

During DeepSeek peak hours (09:00-12:00 and 14:00-18:00 Beijing time), token pricing is roughly double the off-peak rate. Tasks like summarization, code refactoring, document analysis, and web search rarely need instant completion, yet they often land squarely in those expensive windows. dsh-offpeak-saver solves this by automatically queuing non-urgent requests locally and executing them in the next available off-peak window, cutting costs by up to 50 percent.

The core experience is transparent queuing with native execution. When a task is queued, the conversation shows the next execution window, queue position, and cancel option. Once the off-peak window opens, the task runs back in the original Harness session with full streaming output, visible tool calls, and the ability to follow up. A sidebar dashboard lets you monitor the current time window, reorder same-priority tasks, set concurrency limits (1 to 8), and review savings for today, this week, and this month. All queues, billing records, and settings persist in a local SQLite database across restarts, and tasks timed out during a crash are automatically returned to the waiting queue.

If you regularly use DeepSeek for batch summarization, code refactoring, document review, or research, and would rather not pay double for work that can wait ten minutes, this plugin quietly halves your bill. It exposes tools such as offpeak_submit, offpeak_status, offpeak_report, and offpeak_cancel, and also recognizes the #offpeak tag in prompts for quick off-peak submission, fitting naturally into diverse agent workflows.