dsh-hud

Running long sessions in DeepSeek Harness leaves three questions nagging at the back of your mind: how much context is left in this session, will the provider quota hold up, and how long has this workspace actually been churning? dsh-hud answers all three with a game-style HP / MP / TIME gauge embedded directly in the sidebar, so you never have to open a separate dashboard or dig through logs. HP mirrors the framework contextPressure projection and shifts colour from green to red as capacity drains, giving you an instant cue to run /compact before the context runs out. MP follows the actual provider route rather than the model name, showing the account balance for DeepSeek Official or the tightest of the five-hour, weekly, and monthly quota windows for OpenCode Go. TIME unions all turn intervals across sessions with overlap deduplication, counting in-flight turns up to the current moment so the number ticks live.

When the sidebar narrows to the 56 px Rail, the three gauges collapse into mini bars with tooltips and take up zero extra space; in wide mode you can fold the entire HUD into a roughly 34 px icon button. The fold preference persists in localStorage across refreshes, session switches, and workspace changes. Clicking the HUD opens a popover where you can inspect quota details, refresh on demand, or trigger the official COMPACT action with one click. All provider credentials are resolved exclusively inside the host process via ctx.credentials and never leak into the client bundle, RPC payloads, or storage.

If you juggle multiple sessions and workspaces while relying on DeepSeek Official or OpenCode Go quotas to power agent workloads, dsh-hud is the at-a-glance sidebar gauge you wished was built in. No tab-switching, no log-digging, no external dashboard. A quick glance tells you whether it is time to compact or time to call it a day.