dsh-provider-info
A DeepSeek Harness plugin.
中文说明
It does exactly one thing: next to where you pick a model, it shows a small line of text saying which provider (company) is serving the currently selected model.
Move your mouse over that text and a small dark panel pops up with full details about the provider and the current model.
The problem it solves
DeepSeek Harness can be configured with several AI providers at once, and each provider has many models underneath. Just looking at a model name, it's hard to tell whose API it actually goes through. This plugin shows you at a glance: which provider is serving the model I'm using right now.
What it does
- Adds a small label next to the model selector showing the provider's display name for the current model. If the provider has no display name, it falls back to the provider's ID.
- Hover the label to open a small panel with two sections:
- Provider info: display name, provider ID, API protocol (e.g. OpenAI-compatible, Anthropic, etc.), API base URL, and the environment variable name for the API key.
- Current model info: model ID, display name, description, available reasoning efforts, the current reasoning effort, context window, max tokens, supported input modalities, and compat info.
- Missing values are shown as
未提供; long values wrap.
- The label updates automatically as you switch models.
- Instant on hover: the panel renders immediately from local caches (the quota block shows a
刷新中… placeholder until data arrives, then fills in the background), so it never "ignores your hover and pops up after you leave".
- Separate from the selector: the label is contributed to DSH's official slot
conversation.input.right (the official empty slot left of the model seat), so DSH lays it out automatically and the native model selector is never modified; older DSH versions without that slot fall back to the compatible path.
- Never touches your keys: it only shows the environment variable name for the credential — it never reads or shows the actual secret.
- Quota section: for providers that support it, the hover panel also shows the provider's quota. Both kinds of provider follow the same presentation rules:
- Balance type (e.g. DeepSeek): a single
余额 row with the account balance (multi-currency, e.g. ¥20.38 / $0.00).
- Plan type (e.g. OpenCode Go, Command Code): one row per window, labelled with the window period (
5小时 / 周 / 月, i.e. 5h / wk / mo in English), each showing used% · used $/total $ · reset countdown; in the hover panel these rows sit on a four-column grid (label | percent | amount | countdown — no parentheses, · between segments, right edges aligned, so 4.00% and 77.00% never shift the amounts); when the provider also exposes a subscription billing period, an 到期 (expires) row is appended (e.g. 2026-10-08 · 剩 27 天) as a plain row, outside that grid.
- OpenCode Go: three rolling windows (
5小时 / 周 / 月). Its API returns only percentages plus reset times, so the money amounts are derived from official plan-price constants; it has no dedicated subscription fields, but the monthly window's reset time is the billing-period end (weekly is anchored to Monday 00:00, monthly to the subscription start + 1 month), so it doubles as the expires row; the monthly row still shows its own reset countdown so all three window rows stay aligned (the expires row gives the date, plus “N days left” when “Show more details” is on).
- Command Code (GOAT / Pro / Max plans, e.g.
https://api.commandcode.ai/provider/v1): 5小时 / 周 windows plus the monthly pool (normalized into the 月 window; total pool derived as weekly cap × 2) and a subscription 到期 row (the same read-only internal endpoints the official CLI uses).
- Window durations come from the provider: common periods render as
5小时 / 周 / 月, anything else renders as its real duration (e.g. 5天), with no code change needed.
- Providers that can't be queried (including unrecognized ones) still show a quota row:
当前暂不支持查询当前提供商; a missing key shows 未配置 API Key; when a query fails the reason is named instead of a catch-all — 网络不可达 (network unreachable) / 查询超时 (timed out) / 请求过频（429） (rate limited) / 服务端错误 503 / HTTP 状态 4xx, with only as the last resort.
Screenshots
The small label next to the model selector (here showing the provider opencode-go):
Provider label next to the model selector
The detail panel that appears when you hover over it:
Hover panel with provider and model details
Installation
This plugin is loaded through the DSH profile mechanism (for example the web profile).
Option 1: Install via command
dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-provider-info
Option 2: Configure manually
Add it to your profile's dependencies:
// profile package.json
"dependencies": { "dsh-provider-info": "^0.1.0" }
Then declare the bundle in your profile config:
# profile config
dsh:
profile:
bundles:
- dsh-provider-info
After installing, restart dsh web once and refresh the page.
Settings
Open 设置 → 提供商信息 to configure the quota refresh behavior:
- 显示悬浮窗自动刷新 (default checked): when you hover the badge and the panel opens, re-query the latest quota immediately (bypassing the 5-minute cache).
- 定时刷新 (default unchecked) + 定时刷新间隔(分钟) (default 5, minimum 1): while the hover panel is open, periodically re-query the remaining quota on the configured interval. When 定时刷新 is off, the interval input is disabled and greyed.
- 显示更多信息 / Show more details (default checked): when on, windows also show
(used/total) amounts, the hover panel shows reset countdowns, and expiry shows days left; when off, the quota shows only percentages and the expiry date (a cleaner view) — the percentage then renders as a right-aligned value flush with the panel's right edge, aligned with the expiry row and with the values of the provider/model rows above. It applies to both the hover panel and the settings table at once.
- 界面语言 (default 跟随系统(dsh)): choose the UI language of the hover panel and this settings page — 跟随系统(dsh) follows the DSH interface language (Chinese UI → Chinese, English UI → English), 中文 forces Chinese, English forces English. Forcing a language only affects this plugin, never DSH's own language settings.
Changes are saved to $DSH_HOME/dsh-provider-info.json and apply immediately.
Usage
There's nothing to do. Open the chat interface and the small label appears next to the model selector automatically. Hover over it to see the details.
Privacy
This plugin only reads provider configuration from the running DSH instance on your machine to display it. All data is shown in your own browser and is never sent anywhere. The API key value is never read or displayed — only its environment variable name.
License
MIT
