dsh-codebuddy-cli

If you have used CodeBuddy CLI, you already know it ships a surprisingly deep model lineup: GLM-5.3, DeepSeek-V4-Pro, Kimi-K3, MiniMax-M3, and more. The problem has always been getting that catalog into DeepSeek Harness without a mountain of manual API-key wiring or a separate auth flow. dsh-codebuddy-cli skips all of that. The moment you install and enable the plugin, it reads the auth file that CodeBuddy CLI already writes, pulls the full model list into the DSH model picker, and works out of the box. Log back in through the CLI later and the plugin picks up the new token automatically - no re-pasting, no extra configuration.

Where the plugin really earns its place in daily use is the dedicated settings card. Multi-account management lets you add accounts via OAuth scan, switch between them in one click, and delete the ones you no longer need, each with an isolated credential store. A persistent credit bar sits right below the input box, showing the active provider, model, remaining credits, and rate multiplier; click it to expand per-package progress. Image paste and drag-and-drop, per-model thinking-intensity toggles, promotional badges for limited-time free or night-off deals, and a daily check-in button to collect credits all live on that same card. Because CodeBuddy ships fifteen or more models, a simple tick-box filter lets you hide the ones you never use so the picker stays clean.

This plugin is aimed at developers who already have CodeBuddy CLI logged in and want DSH to serve as a single unified chat entry point, especially those juggling two or three CodeBuddy accounts and bouncing between models to compare credit spend. One caveat: the plugin is fully verified on DSH 0.1.2 and above under the Web profile. TUI terminal adaptation is still in progress, so terminal-first users may want to wait for that release.