dsh-token-audit

Usage

dsh-token-audit                              # last 30 days, terminal
dsh-token-audit --days 7                     # last week
dsh-token-audit --since 2026-10-01 --until 2026-10-31   # calendar month (Beijing dates)
dsh-token-audit --all                        # every session on disk
dsh-token-audit --cwd Miner                  # one workspace
dsh-token-audit --session 4160cf07           # drill into one expensive session
dsh-token-audit --format markdown --out report.md
dsh-token-audit --format html --out report.html --open
dsh-token-audit --format json > audit.json

Option	Meaning
--sessions	Session root. Default $DSH_HOME/sessions or ~/.dsh/sessions.
--days	Only sessions active in the last N days. Default 30.
--since	Only calls on/after this Beijing date (YYYY-MM-DD); implies --all.
--until	Only calls on/before this Beijing date (YYYY-MM-DD); implies --all.
--all	Ignore the time window.
--cwd	Only sessions whose working directory contains the text.
--session	Only sessions whose id contains the text; drill into one expensive session.
--format	terminal (default), markdown, html, json.
--out	Write the report to a file. Format is inferred from the extension.
--open	Open an HTML report in the default browser.
--redact	Hide session titles, paths, commands, and file names; safe to share.
--top	Rows in the terminal session table. Default 8.
--no-color	Disable ANSI colors.