dsh-peak-status
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A peak-hour indicator for the DeepSeek Harness web GUI. A small native chip in the session header shows whether the current Beijing time is inside DeepSeek's API peak window, with a live clock, a countdown to the next transition, and a pricing hint.
Peak windows
DeepSeek's official peak/valley API pricing (effective 2026-08-17, weekends adjusted 2026-08-23):
| State | When (Beijing time) | Price |
|---|
| 🔴 Peak | weekdays 09:00–12:00 and 14:00–18:00 | peak price (= off-peak ×2) |
| 🟢 Off-peak | everything else — including all of Saturday & Sunday | half of peak |
Weekends (Saturday and Sunday) are charged at the valley price all day — no peak windows on weekends.
The Chinese official work calendar refines the weekend half of that rule:
| Day | State (Beijing time) |
|---|
| 法定节假日 (statutory holiday) | valley for the whole day, exactly like a weekend |
| 调休 makeup workday (a weekend worked) | the normal weekday windows apply |
So the chip shows 🟢 国庆节 instead of a red peak on 1 October, and 🔴 peak windows on a 调休 Saturday.
What you get
- A colored status dot — red = peak, green = off-peak — plus the live Beijing clock (
HH:MM:SS, timezone Asia/Shanghai, independent of your machine's timezone)
- A countdown:
剩 3h 54m · 价格 ×2 during peak / 距高峰 3h 54m · 半价 off-peak
- Holiday awareness: on a 法定节假日 the chip names the festival (e.g.
国庆节) and counts down to the first peak window after the break; on a 调休 workday it shows the normal peak state and tags the day
- Click the chip to expand a detail card: peak windows, the next transition with a
HH:MM:SS countdown, and a progress bar of the current phase
- Fully themed with the web UI's native
--dsw-alias-* variables — it blends into the interface instead of floating over it
- Mounted persistently: it survives dsh web restarts
Install
dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-peak-status
Prefer installing straight from GitHub:
dsh plugin --profile web add github:xiaoyi-xx/dsh-peak-status
Then restart dsh web (or refresh the page). The chip appears at the top-right of the conversation header.
Usage
The chip updates every second. Click it to expand/collapse the detail card; hover for a quick tooltip. Peak/off-peak state follows the official schedule above, computed in Beijing time over the official work calendar.
If DeepSeek ever changes the peak schedule, a new release will ship with the updated windows — open an issue on this repository if you notice a mismatch.
Holiday calendar
The calendar (法定节假日 + 调休 makeup days) is fetched over the network, with three layers of fallback:
- Host route — the plugin's host half serves a same-origin route
/dsh-peak-status/holiday/<year>. It tries jiejiariapi first and apihubs second, normalizes both shapes and caches the result in memory for 6 hours, so every browser tab shares one fetch.
- Browser fallback — if that route is unavailable, the browser half calls
api.apihubs.cn directly (it is CORS-enabled).
- Plain weekend rule — with no calendar at all the chip behaves exactly like 1.0.3: weekday windows plus weekend valley.
Normalized days are cached in localStorage for 24 hours, so a restart or a spell offline still renders the right state, and the detail card always reports the source (已同步 · jiejiariapi / 未同步 · 暂按周末规则).
This is the official Chinese work calendar reading of the pricing: statutory holidays are valley and 调休 days are workdays. DeepSeek's published adjustment only mentions Saturday and Sunday — if the calendar ever diverges from what is billed, the chip follows the calendar.
License
MIT
