A context window can be nearly full even when the visible conversation looks short. Inspecting the assembled request reveals which tool schemas, injected instructions and tool results occupy that space, giving users a concrete starting point for diagnosing context growth.
What Sets It Apart
- A request-level browser exposes actual prompt and message content, so large contributions can be traced to specific items.
- Composition trends mark compaction and pruning, explaining sudden changes across steps and turns.
- Cross-session usage views and an agent-family page connect individual conversations with broader activity.
- File activity links operations back to tool results, tying context changes to the work that produced them.
Who It Suits and the Trade-offs
Useful for DSH users debugging long conversations, plugin authors inspecting prompt overhead, and teams tracking multi-agent work. Composition shares and costs include estimates; provider-reported totals are shown separately. Older steps reconstructed after compaction can be approximate, and host compatibility should be checked against the supported release matrix.
