dsh-usage-calendar

Once you start calling the DeepSeek API regularly, you will likely want to see how much you actually spent each day, which dates drove the most tokens, and whether cache hits are trending in your favor. The official dashboard shows a running balance but offers no day-level or per-model calendar. dsh-usage-calendar closes that gap: it pins your DeepSeek account balance to the dsh web sidebar, and a single click opens a calendar panel that makes daily consumption easy to scan.

The monthly grid shades each date cell by spend intensity and annotates total tokens and cache-hit rate for the day. Clicking any date drills down into separate chat and reasoner model breakdowns. Spend is estimated from DeepSeek published rates; a CNY-denominated balance is converted at roughly 7.1 to USD. Every data point is read exclusively from local loopback session-event logs. Nothing is uploaded or routed through a third party.

This plugin is aimed at developers who call the DeepSeek API on a routine basis and care about token cost and cache efficiency. It coexists with dsh-usage-stats without conflict, adding a calendar dimension to the heatmaps and multi-provider balances that plugin already provides. Because it installs through the profile-bundle mechanism, it remains resident across dsh web restarts with no manual reload required each session.