proDreams/dsh-tidewatch
A floating peak/off-peak tide gauge for the DeepSeek Harness web UI that docks beside the composer and answers three questions at a glance: which pricing phase is active now, how long is left in it, and what this session has cost. It follows the DSH interface language and renders the official peak/off-peak windows in your own time zone, formatting money, tokens and clock times with Intl for the active locale.
Napkin Tools: DSH Tidewatch is a floating peak/off-peak tide gauge for the DSH web UI that docks beside the composer and answers three questions at a glance: which pricing phase is active right now, how long is left in it, and how much this session has cost. An amber (peak) or green (off-peak) state dot carries the current phase name and a live countdown to the next switch; the header's tide line shows how much of the phase has elapsed; and a window table maps the official UTC windows onto your own calendar day with the current row marked. The billing math and session-projection structure come from the original project.
Install
dsh plugin --profile web add github:proDreams/dsh-tidewatchCopied verbatim from the README's Install section (Option 1, the latest main, recommended); the same section documents a pinned tag (#v2.0.1) and a release-tarball form.
Compatibility
The card follows the DeepSeek Harness interface language (English, Chinese, Russian) and renders the official peak/off-peak windows in your own time zone; the billing tier itself is always decided in UTC, per the official definition. Money, tokens and clock times are formatted with Intl for the active locale.
Details
- Repo: proDreams/dsh-tidewatch
- Category: Usage & Billing
- Stars: 7
- Version: GitHub repo proDreams/dsh-tidewatch (7★), installed as a github: spec to the repo itself; a fork of KhalilYamber/dsh-tidewatch (MIT) reworked for international use with a real i18n layer, a redesigned card and a local-time window table.
Alternatives
940842546/dsh-usage-billing · dingyi222666/dsh-wakatime · FengHuoLinShan/dsh-plugin-llm-balance