dsh-balance-quota

Running daily inference through DeepSeek Harness Web, provider balance and quota tend to be scattered across vendor dashboards, and model-health surprises (spiking TTFT, latency timeouts) often surface only after the fact. dsh-balance-quota pulls both concerns into a compact status strip directly beneath the chat composer, so the active provider, remaining quota, last-update timestamp, and a force-refresh button are always within reach without switching tabs.

For balance it ships two official presets out of the box — DeepSeek balance and OpenCode Go rolling/weekly/monthly quota — and also accepts any public HTTPS JSON endpoint with custom headers, timeouts, refresh intervals, and multi-level fallback path extraction. Health monitoring targets third-party status APIs and lets you bind model name, status, availability, TTFT, response time, history arrays, and arbitrary custom metrics, with transforms for text, number, percentage, and status-value mapping plus per-field unit and decimal-place formatting. You can preview mappings for up to 50 models on screen without issuing an extra network request.

On the security side, API keys stay inside the DSH credential system and never enter browser configuration; the network layer permits only public HTTPS, rejecting private, loopback, redirect, and oversized responses, while DNS pinning mitigates rebinding risk. The plugin is a good fit for developers and inference teams who juggle multiple providers or models and want real-time visibility into quota consumption and model availability at a glance.