dsh-status-cards

Status Cards for DeepSeek Harness

简体中文 · DeepSeek Harness · Security

A unified DSH status dashboard with a compact session-edge panel. See session health, model/preset/permission state, channel connectivity, jobs, schedules, memory/compaction status, and optional provider usage.

Features

• A read-only Status Center in plugin settings for session-scoped diagnostics and plugin health.
• A collapsible side panel showing OpenCode Go usage windows and DeepSeek account/API balances when those sources are configured.
• Discord/Feishu /status integration via Channel Core, scoped to the current bound conversation.
• Cached/on-demand provider requests, not a continuously running high-frequency quota poll.
• Keeps account credentials in the DSH host; the client receives bounded status/amount data.

Install and setup

Requires the DSH session and plugin services declared in package.json.

dsh plugin --profile desktop add github:Kerberos255/dsh-status-cards

Use your own profile as appropriate. Restart DSH when plugin code changes. Open Settings → Plugins → Status Cards and choose which available provider balances or cards should appear.

What the UI shows

An unconfigured or unavailable provider is not displayed as a zero balance. Provider data may be cached, delayed, or unavailable. Only configured sources appear in the quota panel.

Privacy and tests

Credentials/cookies/API keys stay on the Host. Remote chat channels do not receive machine paths, all-account balances, other sessions, or private memory/skill text through status. Data that is not available is marked unavailable rather than fabricated.

Run npm test for portable provider-cache, balance-formatting and status logic. Actual balances and channel delivery require live, authorized services. Configuration sample: config.example.json.

Related: Channel Core · Lossless Context · Dream & Memory.

MIT licensed. See LICENSE.

Optional plugin diagnostics

The plugin optionally emits privacy-restricted operation and failure metadata to dsh-plugin-diagnostics. Diagnostics contain event type, status, fixed error code and elapsed time; conversation content and credentials are not logged. The diagnostics plugin is optional and does not change the host requirements.