dsh-strength-meter

⚡ dsh-strength-meter — Model Usage Stats for DSH Web

dsh-strength-meter: a model token-usage statistics plugin for the DeepSeek Harness Web UI — a full "Usage stats" page in Settings (metric cards, per-model donut, activity heatmap, daily trend). All data comes from your local session logs; nothing is uploaded.

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Table of Contents

• If you are a human, read this
  • What this plugin does
  • Manual install
  • Let an AI deploy it for you
• If you are an AI, read this
  • Deployment
  • Architecture
  • Debugging
  • Operating / extending
• License

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If you are a human, read this

What this plugin does

The plugin adds a full "Usage stats" page under Settings → Usage stats, presented in the following blocks:

Block 1 — six metric cards (overview at the top)

• Tokens used: total token consumption in the selected range;
• Sessions: sessions active in the range;
• Messages: total messages in the range;
• Active days: days with any activity in the range;
• Current streak: consecutive active days up to today (GitHub-style);
• Top model: the model that consumed the most tokens in the range, with its share (%).

The header offers a time-range switch (Last 7 days / Last 30 days) and a Refresh button (forces a fresh recomputation, bypassing the cache).

Block 2 — Model usage (per-model totals)

• A donut of the total token consumption in the range;
• A legend on the right: model name, tokens and share (%). Same-named models across providers are merged into one row.

Block 3 — Activity heatmap

• A 15-week × 7-day matrix in GitHub-contribution style;
• Cell shade scales against the highest-token day in history: ≥75% darkest, ≥50% next, ≥25% mid, >0 light blue, no activity blank (legend "Less → More").

Block 4 — Daily token trend

• A bar chart of tokens per day within the selected range (hover for the exact value), with auto-labeled date ticks.

Statistics are computed from your local persisted session logs (~/.dsh/sessions) — nothing is uploaded.

Manual install

Prerequisites (all must hold):

1. A working DSH Web (dsh web) reachable at http://127.0.0.1:3080;
2. You can locate the DSH data dir: %USERPROFILE%\.dsh on Windows, ~/.dsh elsewhere (written as ~/.dsh below);
3. Network access to this repository (or a local copy).

Option A — one-command install (recommended, no npm, no build)

In mainland China, use the Gitee mirror instead: https://gitee.com/chill109/dsh-strength-meter (swap the repo URL in the commands below).

Windows (PowerShell):

powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -Command "Invoke-WebRequest 'https://github.com/chou109/dsh-strength-meter/raw/main/install.ps1' -OutFile install.ps1; .\install.ps1"

macOS / Linux / WSL (bash):

bash <(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/chou109/dsh-strength-meter/main/install.sh)

The installer does three things (idempotent — safe to re-run):

1. puts the source into ~/.dsh/plugins/dsh-strength-meter (zip download or git clone);
2. creates a junction (Windows) / symlink (macOS·Linux) in ~/.dsh/profiles/node_modules;
3. registers the dsh-strength-meter entry in ~/.dsh/profiles/web/cordis.patch.yml.

Option B — manual, three steps (offline environments / to understand the wiring)

1. Get the source: git clone https://github.com/chou109/dsh-strength-meter.git (or download the zip) anywhere, e.g. ~/.dsh/plugins/dsh-strength-meter;
2. Link it (the loader resolves plugins from ~/.dsh/profiles):

   # Windows (junction, no admin rights)
   New-Item -ItemType Junction -Path "$env:USERPROFILE\.dsh\profiles\node_modules\dsh-strength-meter" -Target "$env:USERPROFILE\.dsh\plugins\dsh-strength-meter"
   

   # macOS / Linux (symlink)
   ln -s ~/.dsh/plugins/dsh-strength-meter ~/.dsh/profiles/node_modules/dsh-strength-meter
   

3. Register: append to ~/.dsh/profiles/web/cordis.patch.yml:

   - insert:
       - id: dsh-strength-meter
         name: 'dsh-strength-meter'
   

Last step: restart the dsh web process — a page refresh is not enough for a newly added plugin (the plugin set is snapshotted at boot; an already-open tab keeps its old boot manifest):