dsh-kimicode-usage

dsh-kimicode-usage

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A DeepSeek Harness (dsh) plugin that shows your Kimi Code quota right where you work:

• Composer badge — a compact ● 5h:xx% pill in the input box toolbar, just left of the model selector. The dot turns green / yellow / red as the remaining quota drops. Click it to open a small popover with both windows (5-hour rolling and weekly), progress bars, reset countdowns and a refresh button. Click outside or press Esc to close.
• Settings section — a full "Kimi Code 额度" card under Settings with the same two progress bars, a manual refresh button and a 60-second auto refresh.

Install

dsh plugin --profile web add github:Number444/dsh-kimicode-usage

Use --profile desktop (or your own profile name) if you run a desktop build instead of dsh web. Refresh the page after installing.

Requirements

The plugin needs a Kimi Code API key, resolved on the host side in this order:

1. the DSH credentials service (i.e. you already configured the kimi-coding provider in DSH),
2. the KIMI_CODING_API_KEY environment variable,
3. the refs: section of ~/.dsh/.credentials.yaml.

If DSH can already run Kimi Code models for you, no extra setup is needed. The key can also be overridden per-install via the plugin config (apiKey / apiKeyEnv).

The composer badge occupies the conversation.input.right slot, which exists in recent DSH builds (0.1.7-rc.2 era). On older hosts the Settings section still works; the badge simply does not appear.

Security notes

• The API key never leaves the host process — the browser half talks only to a local proxy route (/dsh-kimi-quota/api/usages).
• The route answers loopback requests only; LAN clients get 403. Remote control through remote-web-ui keeps working because the tunnel re-issues the request on loopback.
• The upstream call (GET https://api.kimi.com/coding/v1/usages) is read-only and does not consume quota.
• Responses are cached in memory for 2 minutes; on upstream failure the last good data is served with a stale flag.

Repository layout

• lib/index.js — host half: the loopback-only quota proxy route, credential resolution, caching.
• lib/client.js — browser half: the composer badge (with popover) and the Settings section.
• cordis.patch.yml — bundle patch inserting the plugin into the DSH composition.

License

MIT