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dsh-usage-estimator

Client Updated 2026.08.23

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install lbwfff/dsh-usage-estimator

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

Run dsh plugin install lbwfff/dsh-usage-estimator in your terminal to install the plugin; the source repository is available at https://github.com/lbwfff/dsh-usage-estimator .

About this plugin

Checking how much quota you have left on OpenCode Go or Command Code GOAT usually means hopping to another browser tab mid-flow. dsh-usage-estimator puts three live usage bars (rolling, weekly, monthly) with a reset countdown straight into the DSH Web sidebar footer, so you can glance at your remaining budget without leaving the editor.

The headline feature is a merged request-budget table that compares per-model request caps across both plans for every 5-hour, weekly, and monthly window in a single view. Models that exist in only one plan show a dash in the other column. The tables are scraped from the official pricing docs, cached locally, and need no authentication at all.

The UI follows your DSH language setting automatically between Simplified Chinese and English. Cookie reading is opt-in and scoped to the two official domains only. You can also point the plugin at your own workspace ID and credit caps to adapt it to a different plan. One plugin, no extra ports, no standalone process, and it works across several setups out of the box.

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Use Cases

  • Glance at the sidebar footer mid-flow to gauge remaining quota before switching models
  • Compare per-model request caps across OpenCode Go and Command Code GOAT to pick the best value plan
  • Set up a persistent, at-a-glance quota panel as part of your daily DSH Web coding workspace

Best For

  • Developers who run their daily coding on OpenCode Go or Command Code GOAT
  • DSH Web power users who want quota visibility without switching tabs
  • Lightweight-tool enthusiasts who prefer bilingual UIs and zero extra processes or ports