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@lmzhen/dsh-skill-usage

v0.26.26

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Skill usage telemetry service (community build)

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@lmzhen/dsh-skill-usage

Skill usage telemetry: the use/view/patch counters behind the skill tree's usage records. record(name, kind) is the write API; reads are observed from session/event tool/call records of the skill tool and bump view on EXISTING records only — a read never mints one.

Model surface

  • Model-visible: nothing of its own: the counter readers own it.
  • Prompt prefix / KV cache: unchanged by this package: family-level rules single-sourced in packages/README.md §"Model-visible prompt prefix and the KV cache".
  • Mount it? yes — the skill-usage row (sessionScoped: true), evolution-host/evolution-all/one-click evolution-preset; consumed by evolution-feedback and tool-skill-manage.

Configuration

  • root (default ''): skills-tree root.
  • eventsHome: the event timeline's home; '' means DSH_HOME / ~/.dsh.
  • sessionScoped (default false): act only on sessions carrying the family's model tools (the bundles set it).

Known limitations

  • No known durable consumer gaps; runtime contracts are covered by package and boundary tests.

Runtime invariant: No companion is published. The platform auto-assembles nothing and the family mounts no <pkg>/invariant cordis row, so a companion here would never execute (v37 S2.1 / I-3).

Notes and history