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dsh-sophnet-balance

Client Updated 2026.09.11

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install caijiachen34/dsh-sophnet-balance

Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:

Run dsh plugin install caijiachen34/dsh-sophnet-balance in DeepSeek Harness to install the SophNet balance plugin from https://github.com/caijiachen34/dsh-sophnet-balance, then restart dsh web to activate.

About this plugin

When SophNet is your LLM backend, two quiet questions keep nagging at you: how much balance is left, and how many tokens have I actually burned this month? Checking them means grabbing another browser tab, waiting for a dashboard to load, and hunting through tables. It breaks focus, and by the time you notice the balance is running low, you may have already hit a wall.

This plugin folds both concerns directly into the dsh web input bar. A small breathing-dot indicator sits to the right of the text field, its color tracking balance health in real time (green, amber, red). Clicking it opens a single liquid-glass panel: the top-right corner shows the total balance with a status badge and a fine-print row listing credit, gift, credit-limit, current debt, and the alert threshold; the main body presents token usage, request counts, and cost summaries broken down by service and by date. Balance and usage live in one cohesive view, so there is no tab-switching ritual.

The control activates automatically only when the active DSH provider matches SophNet (including wrapped names like modlens-sophnet) and hides itself the moment you switch elsewhere, keeping the UI clean. If you already run SophNet models inside dsh web and would rather glance at a colored dot than open a separate dashboard, this plugin puts your balance and usage permanently within your peripheral vision.

Use Cases

  • Glancing at the breathing dot turning amber mid-coding session to check balance before a heavy prompt
  • Reviewing monthly SophNet spend with per-service and per-day token and cost breakdowns
  • Switching LLM providers and seeing the control vanish automatically to keep the UI uncluttered

Best For

  • Developers who use SophNet as their DSH backend and want balance at a glance without extra tabs
  • Team engineers tracking multi-service token spend and cost allocation monthly
  • Plugin authors exploring the dsh web client-side UI extension ecosystem