dsh-workbuddy-cny
在一行 DSH 侧边栏中显示 WorkBuddy 积分和 DeepSeek 人民币余额，并根据实际对话轮次测算积分→人民币的换算
插件会安装到这里；不确定时保持 web。
npx -y @deepseek-ai/dsh plugin --profile web add github:ZZZ234234234/dsh-workbuddy-cny#78f0b235c73b63afc36b975b4fa3d2a10319f38fWorkbuddy Cny 以 dsh-workbuddy-cny 发布，当前版本为 0.1.0。Plugin Hub 会校验它的 manifest，并保存精确安装来源，便于复现安装结果。
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[!WARNING] The default conversion rate is known to be too low (roughly half). It was measured on a machine where the WorkBuddy desktop app was also consuming credits in the background, so the denominator was inflated. See #1 for the evidence and the correction in progress.
The plugin itself is unaffected — only the calibration number is in question. If you need an accurate figure today, set
cnyPerCredityourself incordis.patch.yml, or close the WorkBuddy app and runtools/measure-rate.mjson a clean window.
Put both purses on one line in the DeepSeek Harness sidebar — and convert between them:
WB 2,025.94 (¥89.14) | DS ¥11.22
Hover for the full breakdown: the conversion rate, the DeepSeek recharge/bonus split, and what the two add up to.
In DSH you typically run two balances side by side:
dsh-connect-workbuddy)The two are in different units, so putting them next to each other answers nothing. To know whether your credit pile is worth more than your wallet — or what both together are worth — the credits have to be priced in yuan first.
Existing plugins show either raw credits or a CNY balance. None of them do the conversion.
Step 1 — measure what the credits bought. Read the tokens every workbuddy turn actually consumed from DSH's own session logs (inputTokens / cacheReadTokens / outputTokens), and read the credit balance before and after the measurement window.
Step 2 — price those same tokens at DeepSeek's official rate. DeepSeek publishes CNY prices per 1M tokens for deepseek-flash:
| Cache hit | Cache miss | Output | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Off-peak | ¥0.02 | ¥1 | ¥4 |
| Peak | ¥0.04 | ¥2 | ¥8 |
Divide what those tokens would have cost on DeepSeek by the credits they actually consumed.
Measured on the author's machine:
| Window | ¥ per credit |
|---|---|
| Off-peak | 0.0295 |
| Peak | 0.0590 |
| Midpoint (default) | 0.0440 |
Cross-check against list price. WorkBuddy Pro's add-on pack is US$15 / 500 credits = US$0.03/credit. The domestic product bills in CNY, which reads as ¥0.03/credit — the same order of magnitude as the measured value. Both numbers live in the tooltip so you can compare them.
Why not just use list price: list price is what you pay to buy credits, while the measured value is what the work those credits bought would cost on DeepSeek. They answer different questions, and the former moves with promotions. The measured value is the default; both are configurable.
Requires DSH 0.2.x and a working dsh-connect-workbuddy install (for the credit half).
dsh plugin --profile desktop add github:ZZZ234234234/dsh-workbuddy-cny
Then restart DSH — bundles load at launch.
The desktop profile is owned by the Electron app: the CLI writes the dependency, but only a restart confirms the bundle actually composed. If the line does not appear, check that dsh-workbuddy-cny is in the profile's dsh.profile.bundles and that the entry did not fail config validation (activation errors only reach stderr, never the UI).
Override in the profile's cordis.patch.yml:
- id: workbuddy-cny
name: dsh-workbuddy-cny
config:
cnyPerCredit: 0.044 # measured midpoint
officialCnyPerCredit: 0.03 # vendor list-price reference
region: cn
On a Team seat (US$0.02/credit) or during a promotion, change these two numbers. No code change needed.
tools/measure-rate.mjs reproduces the measurement:
node tools/measure-rate.mjs "<path-to-session.v4.jsonl.zstd>" <dsh-port>
It prints the token totals, what those tokens cost on DeepSeek at both windows, and the implied ¥/credit. Session logs live under ~/.dsh/sessions/<workspace>/session-<id>/session.v4.jsonl.zstd.
| Data | Source |
|---|---|
| WorkBuddy credits | dsh-connect-workbuddy's same-origin route /plugins/dsh-connect-workbuddy/usage |
| DeepSeek balance | ctx.deepseekAccount.getBalance() — the same endpoint the account settings page uses |
| Token counts | Used only to derive the rate; not read at runtime |
The plugin is read-only: no check-in, no claiming, no account switching, no credential access. Both figures are a snapshot of the same instant, and a failed read renders as —, never as 0.
dsh-connect-workbuddy — without it the WorkBuddy half shows — and the DeepSeek half still works.—, not ¥0.00.MIT