Hush stats
Reports how much hush's compression hook actually saved this session — a per-decision byte rollup from the HUSH_DEBUG manifest plus a per-model token breakdown from the transcript. Requires HUSH_DEBUG=1 to have been set during the work being measured; without it there is nothing to report.From its SKILL.md
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SKILL.md
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hush:hush-stats
Surfaces the value hush's compression hook already recorded but never showed anyone: a byte rollup of every decision it made this session, and — from the transcript itself — how many tokens each model actually used.
1. Run the script
node "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/stats.js"
If the user gave a session id as an argument, pass it through: node "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/stats.js" --session <id>.
The script auto-finds the current directory's most recent transcript when no id is given. It never modifies anything — read-only over the manifest and the transcript.
2. If it reports no manifest found
This means HUSH_DEBUG=1 wasn't set while the work being asked about happened — the manifest only exists when that flag was on (it's off by default; see the README's Settings table). Tell the user plainly: set HUSH_DEBUG=1 before the session (or turn) they want measured, then ask again. Do not estimate or infer savings from anything else — a guess dressed as a number is worse than admitting there's nothing to report.
3. Report
State the outcome in plain sentences, not a wall of labels: total bytes saved (raw and net of hush's own one-time session note, if it fired), the one or two actions that did most of the work (e.g. "cap" or "sidecar"), and the per-model token counts if a transcript was found. Skip any section the script reported as unavailable rather than padding around it.
What ships with it
Read from the repository
Just SKILL.md. No reference files, no scripts.