dsh-clinepass-deepseekv4.1

If you run DeepSeek V4.1 Flash inside DeepSeek Harness (dsh) and want every request routed through the Cline Pass gateway — strictly pinned to the DeepSeek upstream channel so an outage fails fast instead of silently falling back — dsh-clinepass addresses exactly that gap. dsh's underlying pi-ai layer deliberately blocks routing switches such as openRouterRouting, so they cannot be set in settings. This plugin wraps globalThis.fetch in-process and injects the channel-pinning field into the chat/completions request body heading to the Cline Pass gateway; every other byte is left untouched, and SSE, tool calls, reasoning, and images all travel through pi-ai's already-verified pipeline.

Once installed, a Cline Pass card appears under Settings → Models. You paste your API key straight into dsh's credential store — swapping keys requires no restart. Below the key field, three usage bars show the remaining percentage and reset countdown for the 5-hour, weekly, and monthly windows, with a refresh button. The host process fetches usage from the gateway using the key; the browser only reads three numbers, so the key never reaches the front end. The entire plugin has zero third-party dependencies, opens no local port, and its core logic fits in a single index.js file, making security audits straightforward.

It is built for dsh power users who want Cline Pass as the sole entry point to DeepSeek V4.1 Flash, with strict routing, built-in observability (a status file tracks seen and pinned request counts plus hook health), and no extra proxy process on the local machine. The plugin is a public snapshot of the author's personal setup, provided under the MIT license as-is with no commitment to ongoing maintenance. Reading the Verification section of the README before installing is recommended.