Five plugins and the problems they help solve

Choose tools for usage, tasks, backups, service connections and interactive panels.

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Choose a problem before a plugin

Read the official purpose, installation instructions, configuration and account requirements. Install one tool for a current need and test its actual entry and function. Installed does not mean the task works. Follow the plugin installation tutorial for the common steps.

1. Understand usage with Cost Meter

Complete a small task, then inspect today’s usage, session details, history and estimated cost. Check the configured prices and quotas. Estimates help explain usage; the provider’s bill determines actual charges.

2. Track work with Task Board

Create a card and inspect planning, to-do, in-progress and completed states. Try a small task using a card that can start a conversation. Check the linked conversation and progress, then open the output before calling the task complete. Read any permission request before confirming.

3. Back up state and connect services

Use DSH Backup’s instructions to save the intended conversations and settings and understand restoration. Test restoring suitable sample data; creating a copy does not prove it can be restored. Use Codex Connect when you need that service, following its account and connection requirements. Diagnose the actual network, account or configuration error rather than applying one demonstration’s proxy issue to every failure.

4. Build an interactive panel with Live Canvas

Describe the metrics and sections first. The official example builds an AI product operations panel. Then click, switch views and enter values to test its behavior. Real operational use also needs sources, definitions and persistence.

Build an AI product operations panel with an overview, retention, request costs, conversation quality and tasks. Clearly label sample data. Start with the interface and basic interactions, without implying a connection to real business data.

Check one small task per plugin

Look for usage records, a task linked to the right chat, a clear backup scope, a working service connection and functioning controls or calculations. These results are more useful than installing many tools at once.

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