v1.2.0

Single-format, draggable release: the widget is now always the compact strip, and you can move it anywhere you like (the spot is remembered).

• Added: drag the strip to any spot on the page; the position persists in localStorage across new sessions and reboots. Double-click resets it to the default corner. The strip is clamped to the viewport when the window shrinks.
• Removed: the expand/collapse toggle: one format only, always. (The old collapsed state and the dsh-gpu-pulse:collapsed storage key are gone.)

v1.1.0

Compact redesign release: the widget is now a slim strip with one row per GPU, and the "GPU Pulse" name tag is gone.

• Changed: one compact row per GPU (status dot, exact GPU name, utilization, VRAM, temperature, power draw). Two GPUs now fit in roughly 85 px of vertical space instead of about 300 px.
• Removed: the "GPU Pulse" name tag from the header and the collapsed state (the collapse button remains, top-right).
• Removed: per-row meter bars and history sparklines, which took most of the space; fan speed moved to the row tooltip.
• Changed: the collapsed state is the same per-GPU rows without header and footer.

v1.0.1

Bugfix release: the widget now stays visible over side panels and side cards, and the collapsed state shows every GPU with its exact name and power draw.

• Fixed: opening a side panel or side card (e.g. the dsh-better-sidebar Files panel) no longer covers the widget: the overlay layer is promoted to the top of the app z-stack at runtime.
• Fixed: the collapsed chip now shows one row per GPU with the exact GPU name, utilization, temperature and power draw, so every GPU is visible without expanding.
• Fixed: power draw is shown without having to expand the card.
• Changed: whole-watt formatting below 1 kW (86 W instead of 86.0 W).
• Docs: screenshots of the card and the collapsed chip; README notes that nvidia-smi reports discrete GPUs only, so integrated GPUs are never part of the display.

v1.0.0

Initial release of dsh-gpu-pulse: a floating GPU monitor for the DSH Web UI.

• Live per-GPU utilization / VRAM / temperature / power / fan from nvidia-smi (multi-GPU)
• History sparklines, collapsible pill, top-VRAM-process list when the driver attributes memory
• Windows & Linux, any NVIDIA driver; degrades to an n/a pill on driver-less machines
• Install: dsh plugin --profile web add github:zhubaohi/dsh-gpu-pulse

Also listed in the DSH plugin market (awesome-dsh-plugin).