dsh-token-usage

Every model call in DSH quietly burns tokens, yet users have had no built-in way to see the numbers without digging through raw session logs. dsh-token-usage turns that invisible ledger into a single dashboard under Settings with no extra configuration, ready the moment you open it.

It does two things at once: it subscribes to the live event stream of every active session and, on startup, replays the full history of persisted session logs. That means the very first render already includes usage from before you installed the plugin, and nothing is lost across restarts. The dashboard surfaces daily, weekly, and monthly totals broken down by input, output, and cache hits; computes thinking duration from reasoning-delta fragments; renders a 14-day stacked bar chart with hover tooltips; ranks models by weekly token share; groups usage by workspace; and estimates cost using DeepSeek official peak and off-peak pricing, which you can fetch with one click or edit by hand.

It is built for power developers who push DSH for hours a day, tech leads juggling multiple workspaces, and anyone who wants a single, honest answer to how much this month actually cost. All data stays on your machine; the only outbound request is the optional price-sync button that reads DeepSeek public pricing page.