@local/dsh-account-usage

A DeepSeek Harness UI plugin: it prints the account credit usage as plain text in the status row below the composer, right after the built-in context meter.

What it shows

• One plain text reading in conversation.composer.dock, e.g. $2.00 · ¥0.55. It uses the same size, color, and tabular figures as the host's own stats, so it reads as part of the row rather than a new control.
• No ring and no click target. The reading is a plain span: clicking it does nothing, and the tooltip/accessible name is Usage: <amount>.
• Nothing is rendered while the account is signed out or before the first read arrives. If a refresh fails after a successful read, the last amount stays on screen marked visually muted, and a first read that never succeeds shows —.

Where it comes from

The reading is built from the same account projection the Account settings page uses:

• ctx.remote.account.getState() — sign-in state.
• ctx.remote.account.getBalance(clientMetadata) — topped-up and granted wallets. Amounts are grouped per currency and formatted like the settings page; nothing is cached server-side by this plugin.

The balance is re-read on mount, when the window regains focus or visibility, and every five minutes. The client identity the platform sees is composed from the page boot manifest's release version, the active UI language, and the UTC offset.

Placement

The reading registers in conversation.composer.dock as its own cell (account-usage, order 2), which keeps the host's own activity and usage cells intact. Inside the dock row it uses flex order: 1 so it renders after the host context meter rather than before it.

Install

From a DSH profile with Full access:

plugin_manager install_bundle <absolute path to this directory>

or add the directory to the profile's bundle list. The bundle is client-only; its Host half only keeps the Loader row alive.

Privacy

The plugin reads only the signed-in account's own balance through the existing account Remote. It stores nothing, logs no credentials, and never talks to the platform from the browser itself.

License

MIT — see LICENSE.