HunterCHCL / dsh-usage-meter

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simple usage meter to show how much money is consumed. Supports peak and valley charges

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Installation

npx -y @deepseek-ai/dsh plugin --profile web add github:HunterCHCL/dsh-usage-meter

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README

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Commit d211ca6Synced Aug 18, 2026

dsh-usage-meter

English | 中文

Want to see your account balance? Want to know how much a single sentence costs you, without a pile of analytics features? Want to see how much a price hike hits your wallet? This plugin is for you.

It shows your DeepSeek official API balance and the amount spent in the current session in the top-right corner of the interface; hover over the amount to see the details. The price table and peak/off-peak pricing are configurable on the settings page.

UI language: All UI copy follows the language selected in DSH (中文 / English). Switch it live in DSH Settings → General → Language; when unset, it follows your browser language.

Features

  • Session header indicator:

    • Balance: calls the official DeepSeek GET https://api.deepseek.com/user/balance; hidden for non-official APIs / missing key / failed queries.
    • This session: shows the amount used by the current session (CNY, 2 decimals). Hover for details. UI: image
  • Settings page "Balance / Usage": balance details plus pricing settings:

    • A peak/off-peak pricing toggle. When enabled, every request is priced by the time window it occurred in, giving accurate amounts even when a conversation spans peak and off-peak windows.
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    (Same conversation as above, but with the peak/off-peak toggle on. Pricing the whole conversation with either the peak or the off-peak rate alone would be wrong, because it spans both windows.)

    • Usage is priced by the window at the time the request occurred; only the official API is supported for now. Unmatched models only show token counts, not amounts.

Layout

dsh-usage-meter/
  package.json     plugin package declaration
  cordis.patch.yml bundle patch: mounts this plugin as a Cordis host plugin
  host.js          host ESM: TypertRemoteService RPC (balance/usage/pricing)
  client.js        client static module: header pill + settings page (bilingual, follows DSH language)
  install.ps1      one-click install
  uninstall.ps1    one-click uninstall
  README.md        English docs
  README.zh.md     Chinese docs

Install

1. Direct install:

Clone this repo locally, then run its install.ps1:

cd <plugin directory>
powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File .\install.ps1

2. Install via npm:

Run in PowerShell:

dsh plugin --profile web add @hunterchcl/dsh-usage-meter

Requires pnpm and dsh to be installed.

Uninstall

Run uninstall.ps1:

powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File .\uninstall.ps1            # keep local data
powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File .\uninstall.ps1 -RemoveData # also delete usage/pricing data

Or via pnpm:

dsh plugin --profile web remove @hunterchcl/dsh-usage-meter

Notes & Limitations

  • Usage is a local estimate (based on persisted usage records in the DSH session event log: assistant/chunk and assistant/message), for reference only — not a platform bill; the DeepSeek Open Platform is authoritative.
  • Opening a session computes its full historical usage (including records from before this plugin was installed), priced by the peak/off-peak window at the time each request occurred.
  • If you later run pnpm install manually in the profile directory, it may clean up local plugin directories not declared in dependencies; if that happens, re-run install.ps1.
  • This project is open source under the MIT license. You may freely distribute and modify it, but must retain the original copyright and license text.

Repository information

Language
JavaScript
License
MIT
Last updated
Aug 18, 2026, 4:30 AM

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