dsh-ocgo-quota

Anyone who grinds through long OpenCode Go sessions in DSH has felt the flow snap: you hit an uncertain point about remaining quota, switch tabs, open a browser, hunt for the usage page, and wait. dsh-ocgo-quota removes that step entirely. A small, unobtrusive widget appears in the bottom-right corner of the DSH UI, showing your rolling 5-hour, weekly, and monthly quota at a glance—no tab-switching, no context loss.

The data is pulled directly from the official OpenCode Go usage endpoint. Under the hood the plugin caches responses for 45 seconds and coalesces concurrent polls into a single in-flight fetch, so even if multiple components query at the same moment the server sees only one request. Credentials are resolved through DSH's credentials seam: it looks for OPENCODE_GO_API_KEY in the environment first, then falls back to the same key in your local .credentials.yaml. There are zero runtime dependencies—only Node built-ins and the webServer service—so there is nothing to update and nothing to break after a DSH restart.

This plugin is for developers who use OpenCode Go daily inside DSH and want quota awareness without friction. The widget sits quietly in your peripheral vision: one quick look when you need it, completely invisible when you do not.