dsh-token-usage

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@kelearns/dsh-token-usage

Token usage heatmap for the DeepSeek Harness (dsh) web GUI — a GitHub-style contribution graph for daily / weekly / cumulative token consumption, with a summary bubble, hover details, and activity insights. Mounted through the official dsh plugin mechanism (dsh plugin add) — no dsh source changes.

A "Token Activity" entry appears in the settings sidebar.

Screenshots

Daily heatmap — dark theme, English (12-month window)

Three views — dark theme, English

Daily	Weekly	Cumulative

Light theme & Chinese UI

Light (English)	深色主题（简体中文）

Features

• Summary bubble — one rounded container with 5 statistics divided by

vertical rules: total / peak-day / longest session / current streak / longest streak;

• Three views — Daily (per-day color levels), Weekly (per-week stacked

cells: week total ÷ (max week / 7) cells, deepest color), Cumulative (per-week cumulative stack: total ÷ 7 per cell, newest column always full);

• Window switch — last 3 / 6 / 12 months (default 12); fixed 12px cells,

12-month view scrolls horizontally and auto-scrolls to the latest week;

• Hover details — hovering a cell shows that day's total, that week's

total, or the week-to-date cumulative as of that day (localized zh/en);

• Activity insights — most used model / reasoning effort / tool, peak

hour, daily & monthly averages, most active weekday, most active day; sorted by label length, two equal columns with a continuous center divider;

• i18n — zh / en, follows the document language live;
• Themes — light & dark palettes, follows the dsh application theme;
• Auto refresh — re-scans changed session files every 60s and on focus;
• Cross-platform — pure Node stdlib on the host side (fs / path / os / zlib), works on Windows, macOS and Linux; the browser half is platform-agnostic.

Install (official mechanism)

Requires pnpm on PATH:

npm install -g pnpm

From npm (recommended):

dsh plugin --profile web add @kelearns/dsh-token-usage

Listed in awesome-dsh-plugin curated registry;

also searchable as token-usage in the Plugin Market tab of dsh settings (dsh-market).

Local development install (run from this repository's root — link:. resolves to the current directory):

dsh plugin --profile web add link:.

Remove:

dsh plugin --profile web remove @kelearns/dsh-token-usage

The installer reads cordis.patch.yml (the dsh.bundle.patch manifest

field) and applies the plugin row automatically — no manual patch editing.

Restart dsh web to activate.

Manual equivalent (no CLI)

1. Put the package into the profile node_modules:

$DSH_HOME/profiles/web/node_modules/@kelearns/dsh-token-usage;

1. Append this block to $DSH_HOME/cordis.patch.yml (idempotent):

- insert:
    - id: dsh-token-usage
      name: '@kelearns/dsh-token-usage'

1. Restart dsh web.

Data source

$DSH_HOME/sessions///session.jsonl.zstd (the official dsh JSONL persistence: concatenated zstd frames; first line is the session header, followed by the event stream).

Token usage is folded from assistant/chunk events with chunk.type === "usage" (usage { inputTokens, outputTokens, cacheReadTokens }) attributed to local days by event time (epoch ms). Total = input + output + cache read. Insights additionally read request/header (model / reasoning effort), tool/call (tools) and usage timestamps (peak hour / weekday).

Per-file results are cached by (size, mtimeMs); rescans only re-decode changed (active) sessions.

Routes (same-origin)

Configuration

- insert:
    - id: dsh-token-usage
      name: '@kelearns/dsh-token-usage'
      config:
        refreshIntervalMinutes: 5   # background rescan interval (default 5)

Tests

node test/mock.test.mjs                                   # synthetic full pipeline
node test/mock.test.mjs "$env:USERPROFILE\.dsh"  # real-data smoke (any DSH_HOME)
node test/layout-algo.mjs                                  # layout algorithm matrix

Known limitations

• Counts sessions that carry usage events (dsh session log format, verified on 0.1.0-rc.6);
• Days are attributed in the process local timezone; weeks start on Monday;
• zstd decompression requires Node >= 22.2 (satisfied by the official dsh runtime);
• Missing/unreadable session directories yield empty statistics without affecting the GUI.

License

MIT