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dsh-peak-pricing-warning

Web Tools Updated 2026.09.11

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install Imnotndesh/dsh-peak-pricing-warning

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

In DeepSeek Harness, run dsh plugin install Imnotndesh/dsh-peak-pricing-warning in a terminal, or clone the repository from https://github.com/Imnotndesh/dsh-peak-pricing-warning and install it locally, then restart the Host and reload the Web GUI to activate the plugin.

About this plugin

DeepSeek bills off-peak requests at half the peak rate, yet inside a chat window it is hard to see at a glance which pricing window you are in, how long until it flips, or how much the session has already cost. dsh-peak-pricing-warning puts all three facts right beside the model selector as plain inline text with a colored dot, no borders, no widget chrome, so it reads as part of the composer row rather than something bolted on.

A red dot means peak full-rate, yellow means weekday off-peak half-rate, and green means weekend off-peak all day. Hovering reveals the rate class, the per-bucket token split across cache reads, cache writes, uncached input, and output, plus cost caveats. The figure is computed from the Harness tokenUsage session projection multiplied by the rates published by DeepSeek; the plugin does not count tokens, does not modify any shipped UI, and is an estimate, not a bill.

It is built for users who call DeepSeek models frequently and watch API spend closely. The indicator appears only while a DeepSeek model is selected and disappears the moment you switch providers, leaving non-DeepSeek sessions untouched.

Use Cases

  • Monitoring cumulative API spend and per-bucket token split during long sessions
  • Timing batch requests to land inside the half-rate off-peak window
  • Verifying the pricing indicator disappears correctly after switching providers
  • Running large inference batches confidently during the all-day weekend off-peak

Best For

  • Developers making high-frequency DeepSeek calls who watch token costs closely
  • Small teams that plan usage and budget around peak versus off-peak windows
  • Daily Harness Web GUI users who want pricing status visible in the composer row