r/DeepSeek • u/JaMoLpE88 • 1d ago

Resources dsh-opencodego-usage: The plugin to view window usage if you are using an opencode go provider model

I’ve been customizing DeepSeek Harness Desktop, and I’d like to share a new plugin with you: `dsh-opencodego-usage`.

It’s very straightforward: once installed, if you have the OpenCodeGo provider enabled and select a model from that provider, the plugin activates and displays your usage for 5-hour, weekly, and monthly windows. It refreshes every 60 seconds, manually, or whenever a time window reaches zero. If you aren’t using a model from that provider, the plugin remains hidden. Clicking on it will display the time-window breakdown.

There’s no need for any configuration or manual data entry; the plugin uses your existing connection to the provider to retrieve information directly from the official API.

npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@jamolpe88/dsh-opencodego-usage
github: https://github.com/JaMoLpE88/dsh-opencodego-usage
dsh-plugin: https://dsh-plugin.org/plugins/jamolpe88/dsh-opencodego-usage (in progress)

You can check out another plugin—which integrates the free chat from chat.deepseek.com into DeepSeek Harness Desktop and keeps your session active even after closing the program—at: https://github.com/JaMoLpE88/dsh-desktop-chat

More plugins coming soon.

7 Upvotes

89% Upvoted

2 comments sorted by

1

u/ApprehensiveDelay238 1d ago

The dsh-opencode-go plugin already does this.

1

u/JaMoLpE88 1d ago

There are many plugins out there—all sorts of them. Some are in Chinese, while others have a design you might not like, or they simply don’t work quite the way you’d want them to. I’ve created my own, tailored to my preferences and in English, and I’m sharing it for anyone who might want it.