dsh-peak-status

When calling the DeepSeek API, the gap between peak and off-peak pricing is easy to overlook — every request during weekday working hours costs double, while weekends run at half price. dsh-peak-status surfaces this schedule right in the session header of the Harness web GUI, so you can tell at a glance whether each token you generate is expensive or cheap, without switching tabs to a pricing doc or mentally converting time zones.

The chip shows a live Beijing clock (HH:MM:SS, pinned to Asia/Shanghai regardless of your local time-zone setting), a red or green status dot for peak and off-peak, and a countdown to the next transition with a pricing multiple. Click it to expand a detail card that lists the full schedule, a second-precision countdown, and a progress bar for the current phase. Everything is themed with the web UI's native CSS custom properties so it sits flush with the interface rather than floating over it, and it persists across dsh web restarts.

Built for developers who send prompts through the Harness web GUI on a daily cadence: glance at the chip before hitting send and decide whether to run your workload now or wait for the off-peak window, saving real API spend without any extra tooling. On weekends the entire day is discounted, so you never have to worry about timing at all.