dsh-volcengine-usage

Volcengine offers a formal quota query API for its Agent Plan, yet the Coding Plan lacks a public balance endpoint. The console only shows an aggregate percentage with no per-model breakdown or per-request history. For individual users who juggle models like GLM-latest and DeepSeek V4 Flash, a 5-hour quota can run dry in under an hour with no dashboard to track the burn rate. dsh-volcengine-usage was built for exactly this gap: it surfaces the Coding Plan quota as a draggable card on the DSH page, keeping consumption always in plain sight.

The card displays usage percentages across three windows — 5-hour, weekly, and monthly. A refresh button pulls the latest numbers on demand, and the plugin auto-refreshes every five minutes. Drag the title bar to reposition the card anywhere on the page; the coordinates persist in local browser storage across refreshes and restarts. Under the hood, the plugin leverages the logged-in console session to call internal endpoints, so there is no need to configure Volcengine control-plane AK/SK pairs. Cookies and Web IDs are read exclusively on the DSH server side and never forwarded to the browser, while the local JSON interface defaults to accepting loopback connections only.

This plugin is well suited for individual light users who rely on the console as their primary quota check and prefer to avoid AK/SK setup. Keep in mind that it depends on the console session, so cookies will expire and internal endpoints may shift with version updates — simply refresh your local credentials and click refresh when the session lapses. If you need a multi-provider dashboard or a more formal API integration, the already-listed community plugins dsh-billing-balance and dsh-quota-panel may be a more robust fit.