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dsh-tool-stats

v0.5.1

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Every tool call is counted, and the ones that never fire are named so you can remove them.

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Readme

dsh-tool-stats

npm version npm downloads CI license node GitHub stars dsh plugin

Every tool call is counted, and the ones that never fire are named so you can remove them.

Install

dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-tool-stats

What it does

  • Hook tool calls. Records tool name, success/failure, latency, session.
  • Dead-tool detection. Tools configured but never invoked across N sessions are flagged.
  • Failure analysis. Tools with high failure rates are identified with their last error.
  • Recommendations. "Removing 12 unused tools would save ~1.8k tokens per context window."
  • Panel. Usage table, dead/failing sections, recommendations.

CLI

dsh-tool-stats summary    # show tool usage, dead tools, failures, recommendations

License

MIT