dsh-plugin-minimax-usage
Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:
dsh plugin install ovensi/dsh-plugin-minimax-usage
Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:
Run dsh plugin install ovensi/dsh-plugin-minimax-usage in your terminal (source: https://github.com/ovensi/dsh-plugin-minimax-usage), set MINIMAX_API_KEY, and restart to see the quota panel in the sidebar.
About this plugin
Checking your MiniMax Coding Plan quota mid-flow normally means leaving the editor for a dashboard or API documentation. This plugin eliminates that friction by rendering quota usage right in the DeepSeek Harness sidebar footer, letting you assess remaining allowance at a glance without breaking your workflow.
The panel presents a real-time 5-hour quota progress bar, a weekly allowance usage bar, and a precise reset countdown calculated from the API end_time timestamp rather than the unreliable remains_time field. A single click on the arrow collapses the panel into a compact one-line summary, keeping the sidebar tidy. Quota data auto-refreshes every 60 seconds via a server-side cache, so the numbers stay current with zero manual intervention.
Designed for DSH users who rely on a MiniMax Coding Plan subscription alongside the harness. The implementation is deliberately minimal — plain React.createElement calls, no CSS frameworks, no external images, and no background service dependencies — making it lightweight and essentially zero-cost in terms of startup time and rendering overhead.
Use Cases
- Glance at your remaining 5-hour quota from the sidebar without leaving the editor
- Check weekly allowance burn rate and reset countdown to plan heavy tasks ahead
- Collapse the panel to a one-line summary when you are not actively watching quota
Best For
- DeepSeek Harness users on a MiniMax Coding Plan subscription
- Developers juggling multiple quota windows who want always-visible usage data
- Users who prefer zero-dependency, lightweight sidebar plugins with no render overhead
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