dsh-cost-tracker

When you are juggling several projects in DSH, knowing where tokens went and what they cost usually means opening every session and digging through logs. dsh-cost-tracker moves that ledger to the bottom of the sidebar: a persistent spend card that shows the cross-project total and the current project's cached-input, non-cached-input, and output token breakdown at a glance, with no switching or manual tallying required.

Its defining capability is full coverage. Beyond the active session in memory, the plugin incrementally reads persisted session logs, so projects you have not even opened still show up in the tally. Costs are computed against the official DeepSeek Chinese-language pricing page (CNY per token), auto-refreshed at startup, every twelve hours, and whenever the last refresh is older than six hours; a built-in fallback price table kicks in if the fetch fails. Expanding the card reveals per-project token splits and the corresponding model unit price, with (turn:step) deduplication to prevent double-counting.

If you manage multiple DeepSeek projects in DSH, care about API spend, and would rather not maintain a separate spreadsheet, this plugin was built for you. All computation is local; no session or personal data ever leaves your machine. It runs as a two-layer pair (host plugin plus dynamic widget), auto-restores after a restart, and is managed entirely through the Cordis panel to approve, stop, or remove it, without adding any extra UI surface.