dsh-cache-hit-decimal

The stats bar in DeepSeek Harness Web reports the cache-hit rate as a whole number. That 43% could mean 42.1% or 43.9%, and when you are comparing token-reuse efficiency across sessions or presenting precise caching metrics, the lost decimal hurts. dsh-cache-hit-decimal closes that gap by rendering the value with two decimal places, turning 43% into 42.86%, so every hit is unambiguous.

Under the hood the plugin shadows the existing stats cell inside conversation.composer.dock via a priority -1 slot registration without patching any code in the official conversation package. It reads host-computed sessionStats and tokenUsage projections through the standard useProjection / useChat session hooks, keeping the legacy node-fold path as a fallback. The entire stats line is rendered on a single centered row with no wrapping or ellipsis. Remove the plugin and the native integer display is back instantly, with zero residue.

Ideal for engineers and researchers who run heavy inference workloads on DeepSeek Harness and need precise, session-by-session cache-hit tracking, as well as self-hosted users who want a lightweight, non-invasive tweak to the dashboard without touching the official repository.