dsh-token-heatmap: DeepSeek Harness Token Usage Heatmap
`dsh-token-heatmap` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin based on local logs for intuitive monitoring of token consumption. Its core features include a GitHub-style heatmap, a draggable floating window, and an annual detail panel that expands on hover. The plugin makes no network requests, supports subagent usage statistics, and indicates active session status with a slow blink. Installation requires sending a specific command, and the plugin supports collapsing and remembers its position. Although its log-reading mechanism can cause minor discrepancies compared with official metrics and it cannot count failed requests, as a fully local and lightweight tool, it effectively reduces the cognitive burden of tracking usage.
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# Introduction DSH's philosophy is "everything is a plugin," and Web interface capabilities can be supplemented by plugins on demand. However, for daily users of `dsh web`, token usage data is scattered across event logs in various sessions. There is no ready-made entry point to answer questions like "how much was used today" or "how much has been accumulated this month." Below is an introduction to `@kidli1412/dsh-token-heatmap`, a DSH Web GUI plugin: it renders a GitHub-style daily token usage heatmap below the input box on the new session screen, displaying today's, monthly, and cumulative statistics in a single row. It is ready to use out of the box. # What is it? One-sentence positioning: Displays the current calendar year (optional year) below the input box on the new session screen.
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