dsh-balance-panel

When you work in the DSH Web interface, checking how much quota or cash balance is left usually means switching tabs or opening a separate dashboard. Balance Panel pulls that information into a small persistent widget on the right edge of the screen. It appears the moment your active session connects to a supported backend and vanishes instantly when you switch to an unsupported provider, so you only ever see one relevant panel at a time.

The core of the plugin is a multi-backend, extensible architecture. The bundled OpenCode Go backend speaks subscription-quota language: three rows covering the 5-hour rolling window, the current week, and the current month, each with a progress bar and a reset countdown. The remaining percentage shifts to amber below 30 percent and red below 10 percent for at-a-glance urgency. The Zhipu backend, by contrast, is designed for pay-as-you-go cash pools and simply displays available balance, total topped-up, and total spent, without forcing a percentage metaphor onto a model that has no fixed quota window. Each semantic uses the visual language that fits best, so there is no mental conversion needed. The panel can collapse into a small dot that unfolds on click, and the refresh interval is adjustable from 15 to 120 seconds in settings.

If you routinely drive models through OpenCode Go, Zhipu, or other backends inside DSH and would rather catch a low-balance alert the moment it happens instead of discovering it after a failed request, this lightweight side widget is built for you. It does not alter any request path; it simply adds a pair of extra eyes to your workspace.