dsh-context-dashboard

The longer a DSH session grows, the steeper the token bill becomes, yet the actual context spend is scattered across line after line of session logs, making it hard to see where your budget really goes. dsh-context-dashboard turns that opacity into clarity: session_stats breaks down every session by message count, turn count, tool calls, character total, and estimated tokens (sortable by token, messages, or time), while context_report delivers a global summary highlighting top-consuming sessions and per-project rollups so you can spot the heavy hitters at a glance.

The plugin reads DSH's native .jsonl.zstd or plain .jsonl logs directly, is implemented in pure Node with zero third-party runtime dependencies, and requires no extra services to run. It is well suited for agent developers and daily DSH power users who want concrete visibility into their context and token budget before deciding to clean up, export, or compress sessions.