dsh-tokenrhythm-bill

Calling DeepSeek, GLM, Qwen, Kimi, or other vendors through tokenrhythm.studio usually means bouncing to a browser tab to check balance, hunt for a discounted model, or glance at service health. dsh-tokenrhythm-bill folds all of that into a single draggable panel at the bottom of the DSH sidebar. The balance card shows your total credits, the share that is time-limited, and a countdown that turns amber as expiry nears. The model tab filters by text, image, audio, video, or vector categories, with per-token pricing, cache-hit rates, and a discount badge alongside the struck-through original price. The status tab mirrors the official page with 24-hour, 7-day, and 90-day views, per-channel availability percentages, and first-token latency. The key tab lists masked API keys, offers one-click copy of locally matched values, and supports creating new keys.

Data is namespaced per account, so switching profiles instantly swaps every chart and balance figure. The sidebar pill always displays the current balance without opening the panel, and hovering it reveals a timeline of every time-limited credit with its expiry date. A 60-second auto-refresh keeps numbers current, and a warning banner appears when credits run low or a session is about to expire. Passwords and session cookies stay on your local machine; all secrets are masked in the UI and only copied to the clipboard when you explicitly click, never sent across services or environments.

If you already work inside DSH and rely on tokenrhythm.studio for multi-vendor model access, this plugin compresses daily billing, model selection, and service monitoring into one glanceable sidebar panel so you never have to context-switch between a terminal and a browser tab.