dsh-usage-stats

Jumping between multiple providers inside DSH means your token spend is scattered across event streams — which model burns the most, which session is the heaviest, how much quota is left this month — and there is no single dashboard to answer those questions. dsh-usage-stats fills that gap: it collects data.usage from DSH assistant/message events and books them along three dimensions (model, session, local calendar day), giving you a consolidated, always-current view of consumption.

A persistent today-usage chip sits at the bottom of the sidebar, adapting seamlessly between wide layouts and the 56px rail. Click it to open a detail panel with Overview, Date, Session, and Model tabs plus Settings. Every record is written in real time to a local SQLite ledger that survives restarts. Beyond raw usage, the plugin polls three vendor quotas — OpenCode Go rolling-5-hour, weekly, and monthly remaining credits; DeepSeek multi-currency balance; Z.ai rolling-5-hour and weekly percentage — with per-provider toggles and configurable polling intervals (default 5 min, floor 3 min) in Settings. Disabling a provider immediately stops all polling and hides the chip.

If you run a mix of DeepSeek, Z.ai, and OpenCode Go models daily inside DSH, care about per-session and per-model cost, and want an early heads-up before quotas dry up, this plugin is built for you. All data lives in a local SQLite file, all settings persist in browser local storage, and nothing is sent to any third-party service. It works out of the box and shuts down cleanly the moment you turn it off.