dsh-usage-export

After a DSH turn, token usage, cost estimates, and inference stats tend to scatter across the interface, and the stats line is often clipped with an ellipsis. dsh-usage-export gathers all of that into one bar under the input box: per-turn and cumulative costs for uncached input, cached reads, and output tokens are listed separately; peak versus off-peak status is shown with the Taiwan-time peak windows (weekdays 09:00–12:00 and 14:00–18:00); and the full stat line—turns, steps, LLM time, time-to-first-token, throughput, cache hits—wraps naturally instead of being truncated.

For export, the plugin only reads visible on-screen text. It never touches reasoning traces, tool calls, attachments, or workspace files, and it sends no telemetry. You can export all messages, user-only, or assistant-only as Markdown, or invoke the browser-native print dialog to produce a PDF. A 5–20px slider scales headings, body text, and tables proportionally, making it easy to archive or hand off a clean document.

If you rely on DSH for multi-turn model inference, need to keep an eye on per-conversation costs in a familiar currency, or frequently export chat records for documentation, this local-first, MIT-licensed plugin fills the usage-and-export gap in the DSH Web UI.