dsh-plugin-graph

Once you have a dozen or more plugins running in DeepSeek Harness, a simple but stubborn question soon surfaces: who depends on whom, which features overlap, and which plugins are silently disabled yet still occupying a slot. DSH ships with no built-in view to answer any of that.

dsh-plugin-graph adds a Plugin Graph button at the bottom of the sidebar. Clicking it opens a floating panel with three views. The first is an interactive relationship graph: node size maps to call frequency, colour encodes plugin category, brightness reflects enabled state, and four edge styles distinguish hard dependencies, peer links, same-category, and same-project relationships. Clicking any node reveals its version, source, category, usage count, and neighbours. The second view is a skill catalogue that lists every skill under .dsh/skills with load count, session count, cumulative token reads, and average latency. The third is a cache-cost dashboard that projects the live session, scans historical logs, prices tokens at DeepSeek v4 peak and off-peak rates, and aggregates by today, this week, and this month, complete with prioritised token-saving recommendations.

If you manage multiple DSH plugins, want to untangle their dependency graph, track which skills are actually being exercised, or simply want to see where your token budget went this month, dsh-plugin-graph is built for you.