dsh-usage-stats-plus

The default DSH usage panel typically shows a rough local estimate that neither reflects the official peak-and-off-peak rate table nor reveals spend on the website, the mobile app, or any other client, so the numbers rarely line up with your Open Platform invoice. dsh-usage-stats-plus replaces that estimate with a live pull from the official balance API, bills every usage sample individually against the official rate sheet, and adds a day-over-day snapshot diff to capture all-channel consumption—the figures you see can be cross-checked line by line against your bill.

Three capabilities set this fork apart. First, a per-event pricing engine that matches each sample to the correct peak or off-peak rate in Beijing time, bills cache writes at the input-miss rate, and applies replace semantics so duplicate reports for the same turn:step are subtracted and re-added rather than double-counted. Second, a Codex-style token activity timeline: a rolling twelve-month grid of 51 to 53 week columns with quantile shading, switchable between Daily, Weekly, and Cumulative views, giving an at-a-glance sense of usage rhythm. Third, an all-channel spend estimate built from official balance snapshots—the only figure that covers every entry point and reconciles with the Open Platform invoice. The interface uses a single ink monochrome palette traceable to the official DeepSeek whale mark, adapts to light and dark themes, and introduces no new runtime dependencies; the entire panel ships as a hand-written plain-JS bundle.

If you run a meaningful volume of DeepSeek calls, care about exactly where every token of spend lands, and want panel numbers you can verify against your invoice, this plugin is built for that workflow. It leaves DSH API routes and interaction logic untouched; a browser page refresh after install is all that is needed.