dsh-client-ui-cpa-quota
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A DSH (DeepSeek Harness) Web UI plugin that shows CLIProxyAPI quota right where you look: a native-styled ring beside the model picker, and a CPA-management-style settings card listing every account's quota windows in one place.
- Zero dependencies, plain JavaScript, no build step.
- Instances are discovered automatically from your DSH provider
baseURLs — no model lists, no config file required.
- Everything runs browser-side; your management keys never leave this browser's
localStorage.
Screenshots
Collapsed card
The settings card stays collapsed like the built-in ones — plain title/description, expand for the details.
Collapsed CliProxyAPI quota card
All accounts, CPA-management style
Expand it and every account of every instance is listed with its subscription plan, provider badge, and all quota windows (5-hour / weekly / monthly) — not filtered by the current model. (Demo data from tests/mock-cpa.mjs.)
All-accounts quota panel
Ring beside the model picker
Hover the ring next to the selected model for matching accounts, providers, plans, windows, and reset times.
Model quota tooltip
Features
- Reads models and
baseURL values from DSH providers automatically; no model list to maintain.
- Fingerprints each
baseURL as CLIProxyAPI and never leaves an empty ring on ordinary OpenAI-compatible endpoints.
- Supports multiple CLIProxyAPI instances and accounts, filtering the hover tooltip to the selected model while the settings panel always shows everything.
- Orders windows as
5-hour → weekly → monthly → daily; the ring uses the first available window in that order.
- Queries Codex, Claude, Antigravity, Gemini CLI, Kimi, and xAI/Grok through their upstream quota APIs; other CPA providers still expose account status and recent activity.
- In-use account detection: CPA's per-request usage queue feeds a local 7-day ledger, so the tooltip shows the accounts that actually served the selected model within the current refresh cycle (sorted by last use, with an "in use" badge and request/token totals) and collapses the rest under "Other accounts". The in-use window follows the card's refresh interval.
- Account probes run through a bounded pool with a per-request timeout — one hung upstream can never stall the refresh cycle.
- Keeps the last successful snapshot across transient refresh failures and reuses rings across DSH screen remounts.
- Colors: green ≥20% remaining, amber <20%, red exhausted/error, gray loading or missing a management key.
Requirements
- DSH Web profile on the current plugin contract (validated against
dsh 0.1.1-rc.2, 0.1.2-rc.1, 0.1.5-rc.2, 0.1.6-alpha.1, 0.2.0-rc.2, 0.2.1-alpha.2 and 0.2.1-rc.1 — 0.1.5+ needs plugin ≥ 0.8.5 for the model button's markup, 0.2.x needs ≥ 0.9.0 for the rebuilt plugins settings slot); the plugin registers in the Web UI.
- The official Desktop app runs the same web stack from its reserved
desktop profile — install the plugin through the app's own plugin manager (the CLI rejects dsh plugin --profile desktop by design).
- A reachable CLIProxyAPI instance with its management API enabled.
- Models must be routed through a DSH provider whose
baseURL points at the corresponding CPA instance.
- A management key for each CPA instance. Keys entered in the settings card stay in the current browser's
localStorage; YAML-managed keys remain in the YAML file.
Quick install
The plugin declares a dsh.bundle manifest and is published to npm, so one command installs and activates it — no config editing, no git, no build:
dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-client-ui-cpa-quota
Prefer the installer? It also handles networks where GitHub is flaky, falls back to copying when pnpm is unavailable, and migrates older installs:
Windows PowerShell
$p=Join-Path $env:TEMP 'dsh-cpa-install.ps1'; Invoke-WebRequest -UseBasicParsing -Uri 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wkscc310/dsh-client-ui-cpa-quota/main/install.ps1' -OutFile $p; powershell -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File $p
macOS / Linux
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wkscc310/dsh-client-ui-cpa-quota/main/install.sh -o /tmp/dsh-cpa-install.sh && sh /tmp/dsh-cpa-install.sh
Restart the DSH Web host, then open:
Settings → Plugins → CliProxyAPI Quota
Expand the card, paste the management key for each instance, and reopen the model picker.
After updates, just run the same dsh plugin add (or the installer) again and restart the host.
Manual install
macOS / Linux
git clone https://github.com/wkscc310/dsh-client-ui-cpa-quota.git "$HOME/.dsh/plugins/dsh-client-ui-cpa-quota"
dsh plugin --profile web add "$HOME/.dsh/plugins/dsh-client-ui-cpa-quota"
Windows PowerShell
git clone https://github.com/wkscc310/dsh-client-ui-cpa-quota.git "$env:USERPROFILE\.dsh\plugins\dsh-client-ui-cpa-quota"
dsh plugin --profile web add "$env:USERPROFILE\.dsh\plugins\dsh-client-ui-cpa-quota"
Without the dsh CLI (or without pnpm), copy the plugin into the profile's node_modules instead — a symlink will not work, because Node resolves imports from the link target's real path:
mkdir -p "$HOME/.dsh/profiles/web/node_modules"
cp -R "$HOME/.dsh/plugins/dsh-client-ui-cpa-quota" "$HOME/.dsh/profiles/web/node_modules/"
A copy install does not activate the bundle layer, so the loader entry must be added by hand to ~/.dsh/profiles/web/cordis.patch.yml (Windows: %USERPROFILE%\.dsh\profiles\web\cordis.patch.yml). If the file still contains the fresh-profile placeholder [], replace it with the entry:
- insert:
- id: ui-cpa-quota
name: dsh-client-ui-cpa-quota
Optional configuration
Auto-discovery is usually enough. To pin instances or keep management keys in YAML:
- insert:
- id: ui-cpa-quota
name: dsh-client-ui-cpa-quota
config:
refreshMinutes: 5
instances:
- baseURL: https://your-cpa.example
managementKey: your-management-key
- baseURL: https://another-cpa.example/v1
managementKey: another-management-key
The browser settings card overrides YAML. refreshMinutes is clamped to at least one minute; do not commit management keys to a public repository.
Supported quota sources
| Provider | Upstream source | Typical windows |
|---|
| Codex / OpenAI | wham/usage | 5-hour, weekly, or monthly |
| Claude | OAuth usage/profile | weekly, monthly |
| Antigravity | retrieveUserQuotaSummary, falling back to fetchAvailableModels | 5-hour, weekly, monthly |
| Gemini CLI | Google quota endpoint | 5-hour, weekly, daily |
| Kimi | /coding/v1/usages | provider-defined |
| xAI / Grok | billing, with a paid-account health fallback | weekly, monthly |
| Other CPA providers | auth-file status and recent activity | provider-defined |
How detection works
- The plugin builds a model →
baseURL index from DSH llm.providers and settings.describe, normalizing away the protocol, www., and a trailing /v1.
- It requests
<baseURL>/v0/management/usage-statistics-enabled for each provider base.
- A 401 containing
management/unauthorized, or a CPA-shaped 2xx, identifies CLIProxyAPI. Typical 404s, other responses, and network failures are not added as quota instances.
- Verdicts are cached in the browser for one hour; Refresh now re-fingerprints immediately, so a newly added CPA instance shows up without waiting.
That is why a model using an ordinary OpenAI-compatible baseURL has no empty ring. An auto-detected CPA without a management key gets a gray ring and a settings hint.
Development
Plain JavaScript, no build step.
node --check lib/client.js && node --check lib/index.js
node tests/smoke.mjs # full logic + settings-card render harness
node tests/mock-cpa.mjs # optional: a fake CPA on http://127.0.0.1:8317 (key: mock-key)
Point the plugin's manual instance input at the mock to see a full five-account demo without a real CPA. CI runs the syntax checks and the smoke test on Ubuntu and Windows for every push and pull request.
FAQ
- No ring? The selected model's DSH provider
baseURL must point at CLIProxyAPI rather than an upstream official API, and the management API must be enabled. The ring is per model — switch models and it follows.
- Gray ring? Paste the instance's management key under Settings → Plugins → CliProxyAPI Quota.
- Just added a CPA instance and nothing shows up? Hit Refresh now in the card — it re-fingerprints every provider base immediately instead of waiting out the one-hour probe cache.
- Stale numbers? Numbers refresh on the configured interval; a failed refresh keeps the last good snapshot and says so on the card.
- Where are my keys stored? In this browser's
localStorage only. Quota requests go straight from the browser to each instance; the DSH host never sees your keys.
- Switching browsers? Use Export config / Import config on the card to move instances and keys between browsers. The exported JSON is plaintext — store it carefully.
- Tooltip shows every account? The tooltip filters accounts by what each one actually serves, using CPA's own per-auth model registry first, then the model name and the DSH provider id as fallbacks. Only when a model matches no registry entry and no family signal can it be pinned down does the tooltip list the remaining usable accounts — and it says so when it does.
- Tooltip shows fewer accounts than before? The in-use filter is on by default: accounts that served the selected model within the current refresh cycle are pinned with an "in use" badge, the rest collapse under "Other accounts". Turn off "只显示使用中的账号" on the card to see every candidate again.
- "usage stats off" badge? Enable usage statistics in your CPA config (
usage-statistics-enabled: true) — the in-use detection reads CPA's per-request usage queue and needs that toggle on. Everything else works without it.
Community
License
MIT
