dsh-context
Breaks down the context composition of a single session: how much the system prompt, skill directory, tool definitions, and message history each take up, and when compaction kicked in.
- One-line function
- Breaks down the context composition of a single session: how much the system prompt, skill directory, tool definitions, and message history each take up, and when compaction kicked in.
- Use case
- Context suddenly gets expensive or the model starts forgetting things, and you want to see what is eating the space.
- Source repo
- See the repo
- Maintenance status
- Community-maintained; the public page shows it is still being updated
- Supported host version
- Not yet verified
- Permissions needed
- Reads session and context information; actual permissions are as declared in the repository
- Our verification status
- Not yet tested
- Last verified
- 2026-11-14
Install (distribute, don’t download)
We haven't verified this plugin's install command and won't write one for it. Follow the original repo's README:
This site has not verified the install command for this plugin. Use the command from the original repository README; do not copy from reposts of unknown origin.
How to verify after install
After installing, start a session and see whether the panel lists the share of each source; record the token overhead the plugin itself adds.
Known issues
The plugin itself also consumes context; whether it saves tokens net still needs hands-on testing, so no conclusion yet.
Uninstall & rollback
Disable and remove it through DSH plugin management, then restart and confirm sessions work normally; back up the profile config before making changes.