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How to compare token cost and response speed from past dsh sessions with DSH Commandcode Provider

Open Model analysis to see tokens, estimated cost, timing, and retries by session or date range.

Who it is forA dsh user who wants to check what recent work cost and how fast each model responded before choosing one.

The problemToken use, cost, and failures are hard to see across many sessions and models.

The outcomeA view of tokens, estimated cost, response timing, and failures and retries for the chosen sessions or date range.

What you need first

  • A Command Code account with an API key or subscription
  • A dsh profile on 0.2.0-rc.2 or 0.2.1-rc.2
  • Node.js 22+ if you use the official command-code CLI to sign in

Steps

  1. Install the plugin into your profile as in the web install steps.
  2. Open Settings, then Command Code, then Model analysis.
  3. Choose recent sessions or a date range.
  4. Read tokens, estimated cost, response timing, and failures and retries, and check the notes on missing data and scan limits.

Prompt for your agent

Use the Model analysis page of the Mars-Sea/dsh-commandcode-provider plugin to summarize tokens, estimated cost, and response timing for the last <number> days. Expected output: a short table per model with the limits and missing data noted. Verify that the estimates are labeled as estimates from current prices, not invoices.

Caveat. Estimates use current prices, extrapolation applies only to complete date ranges, and the results are not invoices.

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