jacujay/dsh-model-balance
DSH plugin: auto-detect current model vendor and show balance/quota in the composer input row (DeepSeek/Moonsh
Auto-detects the current model vendor and shows its balance or quota directly in the composer input row, so you can see remaining credit without leaving the conversation. The README lists the supported vendors (including New API-compatible proxies), a features section, and a privacy and security section covering what the plugin reads and sends. Because the host half is plain ESM and the client half is a plain module-loader bundle, installation needs no build step, and it installs like any other DSH web plugin.
Install
dsh plugin --profile web add github:jacujay/dsh-model-balanceREADME install, GitHub route quoted verbatim: dsh plugin --profile web add github:jacujay/dsh-model-balance (the plugin market is also listed as a route). The npm name dsh-model-balance 0.1.4 exists but its registry repository field points to github.com/nabin-qq273274877/dsh-model-balance — a different owner — so the README's GitHub form is used and no npm claim is made here (registry-verified 2026-09-12). Requires DSH web. The README notes there is no build step: the host is plain ESM (lib/index.js) and the client is a plain ModuleLoader bundle (client/client.js).
Compatibility
DeepSeek Harness web profile; no build step is required (plain ESM host plus a plain client bundle). The README documents supported vendors, including New API-compatible proxies, and a privacy/security section.
Details
- Repo: jacujay/dsh-model-balance
- Category: Web UI Enhancements
- Stars: 1
- Version: GitHub install (npm name dsh-model-balance 0.1.4 exists but belongs to a different repository per its registry field, so it is not claimed)
- Last push: 2026-08-18
- First seen: 2026-08-18
Recent updates
The README documents the feature surface, vendor support and a privacy/security section rather than a versioned changelog; it also notes the implementation shape (no build step — plain ESM host, plain client bundle) which is why the install is a straight plugin add. The npm name is not claimed because the registry entry belongs to a different repository.
FAQ
- How do I install dsh-model-balance?
- dsh plugin --profile web add github:jacujay/dsh-model-balance — the README's GitHub form, or via the plugin market. It requires DSH web and has no build step.
- Where does the balance appear?
- In the composer input row, per the README: the plugin auto-detects the current model vendor and shows its balance or quota there.
- Which vendors are supported?
- The README lists supported vendors including New API-compatible proxies, with a privacy and security section describing what it reads and sends.
Alternatives
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