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dsh-opencode-go-dashboard

Client Updated 2026.08.25

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install 12398k/dsh-opencode-go-dashboard

Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:

Please install the dsh-opencode-go-dashboard plugin in DeepSeek Harness. The source is at https://github.com/12398k/dsh-opencode-go-dashboard . Run dsh plugin install 12398k/dsh-opencode-go-dashboard and then hard-refresh the Web GUI to apply it.

About this plugin

Developers on the OpenCode Go plan often need to glance at their 5-hour rolling quota, weekly and monthly usage, and the exact reset countdown. Historically that means switching to a browser tab, logging into the opencode console, and waiting for the dashboard to load, which breaks coding flow repeatedly. dsh-opencode-go-dashboard brings all of that monitoring directly into the DSH Web GUI so you can check every tier without ever leaving the conversation interface.

The plugin offers three layers of visibility: a native ring progress bar beside the model selector shows the 5-hour rolling usage with color-coded thresholds (green, orange, red); hovering over the ring expands a popover with percentage and precise reset countdowns for the 5h, 7d, and 30d tiers; and the Settings page houses a dedicated Go Quota panel that lists independent quota bars per credential source for multi-key or multi-workspace management. Two query channels are supported, the official API Key endpoint for stable, precise reads and the SolidStart server-fn RPC via browser cookies, with a silent background sync every five minutes. All credentials and usage caches are encrypted on disk and never leave the local machine.

If you are a heavy user of the OpenCode Go plan inside the DSH workflow, manage multiple API keys or workspaces in parallel, or simply want to eliminate the anxiety of guessing when your quota resets, this client-side plugin was built for that exact scenario.

Use Cases

  • Glancing at the 5-hour rolling quota mid-session to avoid hitting a rate limit
  • Checking weekly and monthly remaining usage before a long coding sprint
  • Reviewing per-credential quota bars when managing multiple API keys or workspaces

Best For

  • Developers who rely heavily on the OpenCode Go plan day to day
  • Users working primarily inside the DSH Web GUI conversation interface
  • Engineers managing multiple credentials who need awareness of quota reset schedules