dsh-claude-subscription

dsh-claude-subscription

Use Claude models in DeepSeek Harness through your Claude subscription account.

[!WARNING] This project is not official. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or supported by Anthropic or DeepSeek Harness, and it comes with no warranty, support, or liability.

Installation

dsh plugin --profile web add https://github.com/apcamargo/dsh-claude-subscription.git

Getting started

Sign in from any session:

/claude-login

It prints an authorization link and opens it in your browser. Approve it there to grant the plugin access to your subscription.

Using multiple accounts

You can run /claude-login multiple times to add additional accounts. Each one becomes its own group in the model picker, labeled with the email associated with it.

Whichever account is signed in at claude.ai in your browser is the one that gets added. Sign in to the account you want first, or open the authorization link in a private window.

Commands

Command	What it does
/claude-login [email]	Sign in, add an account, or refresh a credential
/claude-account [account]	Show the signed-in account and token expiry
/claude-usage [account]	Show quota usage and reset times
/claude-logout [account|--all]	Sign out and delete the stored credentials

Usage indicator

When the selected model belongs to a subscription account, a small Claude mark appears in the message composer to the left of its model selector. Its colored fill drains as your primary quota has been used, and clicking it opens a panel with detailed information.

Models page

The plugin adds a "Claude subscription" section to the Models page in Settings. It lists each signed-in account, the model catalog, and lets you edit the model list per account.

Development

npm install
# Rebuild lib/client.js and executes unit tests
npm test
# Mount the plugin through the real cordis runtime
npm run verify
# Regenerate lib/client.js after editing client-app.js or client-models.js
npm run build:client
# Regenerate the README figures using a local headless Chromium
npm run images