feat: Add Session Tracker Plugin#12681
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Session Tracker is a passive trip- and session-tracker for combat and skilling. It observes loot, XP, and inventory changes and shows what you gained and spent.
Features
Per-trip tracking: loot picked up vs. left on the ground, resources gathered, supplies used, items consumed, net GP, and XP.
Session roll-ups with GP/hr and XP/hr, plus per-trip averages.
Per-category stats, auto-named after the first monster killed or first item gathered, with per-item and per-skill breakdowns.
Live Grand Exchange valuation; each trip is stored with the prices captured when it ended.
How it's different from the existing trackers
RuneLite's Loot Tracker, XP tracker, and GP/value tools each surface one metric on its own. Session Tracker's focus is the trip: it ties kills, XP, GP, supplies, and loot together into a single per-trip and per-session view, so you can see everything a trip earned and cost in one place instead of cross-referencing several panels. As far as I can tell there isn't a consistent way to see your kills, XP, GP, and loot together for a given trip — that's the gap this fills, with the emphasis on per-trip and per-session stats rather than lifetime totals.
Review notes
Read-only: no automation, no input, no network calls.
Sessions are persisted locally under the RuneLite directory; nothing is sent anywhere.
Licensed BSD 2-Clause.
Source: https://github.com/samnooby/GoodRuneTracker
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