dsh-shanhai-stats

When you call multiple models through DSH every day, token spend is scattered across individual session logs. Figuring out monthly totals, cache hit rates, or which model burns the most tokens usually means digging through JSON and doing the math yourself. dsh-shanhai-stats turns that manual work into a ready-to-use usage dashboard inside DSH Settings, so your numbers are at a glance instead of buried in logs.

The dashboard delivers four panels: a summary badge row covering total tokens, cache hit rate, request count, and consecutive-use days; a daily four-segment token line chart (input / cache-read / cache-write / output) with toggles for today, 1-day, 7-day, and 30-day windows; a GitHub-style heatmap spanning the past 52 weeks with hover-to-reveal daily details; and a usage detail table switchable between per-provider and per-model views. All figures are aggregated directly from DSH session-log usage events, so the plugin never recalculates tokens and stays aligned with DSH's native accounting. Sub-agent sessions are included automatically, and the UI adapts to both light and dark themes out of the box.

It is built for developers who call multiple providers daily, want to track spend trends over time, gauge how well their prompt cache is working, or need a defensible basis for cost allocation across a team. Install the plugin, open Settings, and a continuously updating usage dashboard is there with zero extra configuration.