qwert702/dsh-token-viewer

dsh-token-viewer

CC Switch-style token consumption statistics for the DeepSeek Harness Web GUI. Read-only surfaces over the harness's host-computed projections plus one balance read; the plugin adds no prompt content, tools, or provider requests.

Install (one command):

dsh plugin add qwert702/dsh-token-viewer

Restart the harness, refresh the web page, then click the Token icon in the sidebar panel list; the account balance also shows up as a chip at the bottom of the sidebar.

Targets harness 0.2.0-rc.2 (and 0.1.6+ — slot names, projection APIs, and service contracts are unchanged between those releases; v0.3.0 switches to the loader-applied plugin Config export, the sanctioned config channel since the settings service became SettingsForms). Earlier versions of this plugin disabled the official ui-sidebar plugin and forked its sidebar.workspaces.header slot; that slot is gone in 0.1.6, so v0.2.1 and later no longer override any official plugin — it registers into the stock slots instead. On an older harness, pin v0.2.0. v0.4.2 re-verified on the 0.2.0-rc.2 dependency tree: node test/smoke.cjs and 48 component tests (vitest, 5 specs) pass, and node scripts/build-client.mjs rebuilds lib/ byte-identically.

Features

• Sidebar panel — a Token row in the sidebar's global panel list; clicking it opens the plugin's page in the main area: DeepSeek account balance (with refresh; error-retry when the host proxy fails) and aggregate consumption across all sessions, expandable to a per-conversation list.
• Balance chip — the sidebar footer carries the live account balance (full amount when the sidebar is wide, a bare currency mark on the collapsed rail); clicking it opens the statistics drawer.
• Whale-maid pet — a bottom-right pet showing the active pricing tier: asleep with a moon badge and rising Z's through the off-peak windows, awake with a lightning badge through the Beijing peak windows. The tooltip shows the tier, the countdown to the next window boundary, and the currently applicable flash prices; clicking the pet opens the statistics drawer, and the pet tucks itself away while the drawer is open.
• TokenDock — a slim live strip above the composer showing the current session's billed input (uncached + cache read + cache write), output, cache hit rate, and approximate context occupancy.
• Usage statistics panel (drawer in shell.overlay, a faithful port of CC Switch's usage-dashboard method):
  • Per-request statistics — the host usageLog projection records one timestamped entry per reported assistant step (commit time, model, four token buckets); every figure folds these records, never cumulative session totals. The projection retains the newest 10,000 entries per session (stateVersion 2), so long-lived sessions stop growing the fold and the wire payload at that point.
  • Hero — real consumption (fresh input + output + cache write + cache read), request count, total cost, over a five-card breakdown row with a cache-hit-rate progress bar.
  • Trend chart — requests bucketed by their own commit time (hourly for the day, daily otherwise, empty buckets zero-filled), four token series plus a dashed cost line.
  • Three tabs — request log (newest first; clicking a row opens that session), per-project statistics, and per-model statistics with average cost.
  • Range presets — today / 7d / 14d / 30d / all, resolved exactly like CC Switch (local midnight of N−1 days back).
• Per-model peak/off-peak list pricing — every request bills under its own model's provider list price (V4-Flash / V4-Pro, CNY per 1M tokens, cache writes at the cache-miss rate), split by the provider's Beijing peak windows (09:00–12:00 and 14:00–18:00, double the off-peak rate); versioned model ids match by prefix, unknown models fall back to the V4-Flash off-peak table. Prices come from GET /api/billing/pricing (fetched by the statistics drawer; the browser mirrors the built-in table as a fallback), and PRICING_FALLBACK in the host half holds the current list prices (see below).
• Balance route — GET /api/billing/balance proxies DeepSeek's /user/balance through the harness credentials service; the API key never leaves the server. The credential reference (apiKeyRef, default DEEPSEEK_API_KEY) and provider base URL (baseURL) ride the plugin entry's config in the profile (defaults apply when unset).

Screenshots

Slot layout

Six registrations, all in stock slots (see src/client/index.ts):

Repo layout

• src/index.ts — host half source (balance + pricing routes, modelUsage / usageLog session projections, all with wire views so the browser can read them). src is the single source of truth.
• src/client/** — browser half source: the five slot entries above, their components, and their CSS Modules.
• lib/index.js, lib/client.js — the built artifacts the harness actually loads. Committed on purpose so dsh plugin add works with no build step.
• scripts/build-client.mjs — node scripts/build-client.mjs: esbuild builds both halves (src/index.ts → lib/index.js, src/client/index.ts → lib/client.js). react and the harness's other static browser modules stay external; .module.css goes through a small built-in CSS Modules plugin that scopes class names and injects a <style data-plugin data-plugin-css> tag at materialization.
• test/smoke.cjs — node test/smoke.cjs: harness-free smoke test. It stubs window.__ModuleLoader__ in a vm sandbox, runs apply() against a recording slot registry, renders every component against a stub kit, and imports the host half for real.

The TypeScript monorepo source (extracted from deepseek-ai/deepseek-harness) lives on the archive/monorepo-src branch.

Model pricing

PRICING_FALLBACK in src/index.ts (built into lib/index.js) holds the current DeepSeek list prices; the panel fetches GET /api/billing/pricing, which prefers the provider's official pricing page when reachable and falls back to the built-in table otherwise. The statistics drawer installs the route's rows as its active billing table and re-folds its costs when they land; the browser carries the same rows as MODEL_PRICING_FALLBACK in src/client/derive.ts, so an unreachable route degrades to the same prices instead of inventing any. The per-session list and the composer dock keep billing at the flash off-peak floor — those figures are aggregate estimates without per-request times.

License

MIT, except src/client/assets/whale-maid.png (embedded into lib/client.js): the community's chibi DeepSeek whale-maid, from yefeng7531/dsh-whale-maid-mascot, originally published at bilibili opus/1231977657712771073, licensed CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 (non-commercial use only, share-alike; only rescaled to 135×240). See src/client/assets/SOURCE.md.