dsh-ollama-usage

If your workflow leans on Ollama Cloud APIs, you have probably hit the wall mid-session and wished you could glance at remaining quota without context-switching to a browser tab. dsh-ollama-usage brings that glance into the DSH sidebar: two minimalist bars—one light purple for the 5-hour session quota, one deep purple for the weekly quota—each labelled with live percentages, auto-refreshing every 60 seconds and collapsing gracefully on narrow panes.

The sidebar is the tip of the iceberg. The full settings panel expands into a dashboard with session and weekly progress bars, a countdown to the weekly reset, a per-model request-rank list, and the last five session-usage snapshots. On first run it walks you through logging in at ollama.com, creating an API key, and one-click verification; the credential is then persisted locally with 600 permissions and survives restarts. A background poller checks every 10 minutes, and a 401 response automatically clears the stale key with a friendly prompt—one manual step, then hands-off.

Built for developers who call Ollama Cloud through DSH and want quota visibility without leaving the editor. Your key is only ever sent to ollama.com's official usage endpoint, stored as a plain local file you can delete anytime, so you stay in the flow and keep your credentials on your own terms.