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Enhances DeepSeek Harness native folding with a richer turn bar (poker icon, duration, TTFT, tokens, tok/s, cache hit, running status), a pure-CSS poker skin for official step groups and plugin-owned appearance settings. DSH owns all folding semantics; this plugin only enhances the UI. Zero source patches.
DSH usage statistics dashboard: token / cost / duration / session aggregation with trend, heatmap and calendar views (settings.section "数据看板").
Hover timestamps for DSH web chat nodes — start–end (and duration) on Think, Bash and every tool/step row · 在 web 界面 hover Think/Bash 等会话节点行时显示开始-结束时间与用时的 DeepSeek Harness 插件
DSH Web UI plugin: keep the native per-message status line (date | time, run duration, TTFT, tokens/s) always visible without hovering
Token usage / cache-hit / duration report cards for DeepSeek Harness sessions, with optional cost estimation.
DevTools for DeepSeek Harness web: read-only Agent Runtime Trace — turn/step execution timeline, model latency (TTFT/decode), tool-call durations, retries, hook and turn end reasons. Metadata-first, durable events only, zero behavior modification.
时长格式化
Session background-job statistics for DeepSeek Harness: a right Sidebar tab that accumulates every job the session ran (totals per status, success rate, duration, retained output, per-task detail), in Simplified Chinese and English.
Per-process tool-call statistics for DeepSeek Harness (not token usage): adds a tool_stats tool reporting call counts, error counts, and average durations.
DeepSeek Harness web UI plugin: tool-call value graph over conversation trajectories — call cost/count/duration weights, bottleneck split, and next-turn optimization prompts.
Unofficial DeepSeek Harness plugin for compact long-session folding, end-to-end turn durations, and a five-times-larger default history window.
dsh plugin: per-tool-call telemetry (duration, argument/result sizes) into monthly JSONL, with /tools-stats ranking the slowest tools.
Turn one DSH session into a shareable receipt: duration, turns, tool calls, files touched, tokens — read-only, redacted by default, zero dependencies.