dsh-opencode-go-usage

OpenCode GO carves open-source model usage into three overlapping windows: a rolling five-hour cap, a weekly limit, and a monthly ceiling. Subscribers, however, rarely have a glanceable real-time view, and it is easy to hit a ceiling mid-conversation. dsh-opencode-go-usage was built for exactly that gap. It pins a live widget to the bottom of the DSH web sidebar, showing three progress bars for the five-hour, weekly, and monthly windows, each with a countdown to its reset, so quota status is visible at a glance without leaving the conversation.

Two capabilities carry the weight. The sidebar widget renders three bars with reset countdowns when expanded and collapses to a compact percentage badge when the sidebar is folded, staying informative without eating screen space. The /opencode-go chat command prints the same three numbers as plain text inside any conversation, making it easy to reference quota mid-dialogue. Under the hood the plugin uses a same-origin proxy: the API key is resolved on the host side and never reaches the browser, eliminating CORS concerns entirely. Upstream responses are cached for thirty seconds and polled every sixty, keeping load on the quota endpoint minimal.

This plugin suits anyone who already subscribes to OpenCode GO, works inside DSH as a daily workflow, and wants to track remaining quota without breaking flow. No browser extensions, no manual config edits: install the package and the three progress bars appear in the sidebar immediately.