dsh-go-usage

If you have ever been caught off guard by a rate-limit mid-sprint only to find your GO quota was nearly empty, dsh-go-usage was built for that exact moment. It pins rolling, weekly, and monthly usage percentages together with live reset countdowns to the bottom-right corner of your DSH page, so you can check your remaining headroom at a glance without ever leaving the tab.

The widget is deliberately minimal. Three progress bars shift to amber at eighty percent and red at one hundred percent, giving an unmistakable early warning. A countdown ticks every fifteen seconds, data re-polls automatically every sixty seconds, and a small refresh button lets you pull a fresh reading on demand. Need it out of the way? One click collapses it into a slim right-edge tab; another click expands it just as easily. Light and dark themes as well as Chinese and English copy follow your DSH locale in real time, with no style bleed.

It is made for Windows users who run the OpenCode CLI with an active GO subscription and treat DSH as their daily workbench. After installing and restarting the web service, the corner badge appears. Your API key never leaves the local auth file; the page renders only three percentages and two reset timestamps, and data is sent solely to the OpenCode usage endpoint, never to any third party.