lsz-asd/dsh-plugin-device-info

dsh-plugin-device-info

Name: dsh-plugin-device-info
Author: lsz-asd

BundleWorkflow2 GitHub stars· updated 2026-08-14

Read-only Windows device info tools for DeepSeek Harness: 12 win_* tools (time, system, CPU, memory, disk, GPU, network/WiFi, battery, processes, USB, audio, printers) via Node os + WMI/CIM. Bundle-form dsh plugin.

Install

npx @deepseek-ai/dsh plugin --profile <profile> add github:lsz-asd/dsh-plugin-device-info

Restart `dsh web` after install. Bundle APIs can change during the developer preview.

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dsh-device-info

Read-only Windows device info for DeepSeek Harness agents â€?12 win_* tools, one per Win32 device category.

@huanlin/dsh-plugin-device-info gives the model structured, read-only access to the host machine: time, system, CPU, memory, disk, GPU, network/WiFi, battery, processes, USB, audio, printers. No writes, no installs, no network.

Why this plugin

Ad-hoc PowerShell probing costs tokens every query â€?the model re-generates a command each time (~40â€?00+ tokens, more with retries after a typo or a permission prompt). A plugin call is ~6 tokens against pre-tested, versioned queries. Install once, call any tool; no command-writing, no trial-and-error. (Estimates: scripts/token-estimate.mjs; real benchmark planned, see Roadmap.)

Install

dsh plugin --profile <profile> add github:lsz-asd/dsh-plugin-device-info   # after publishing
dsh plugin --profile <profile> add link:C:/path/to/dsh-device-info           # local checkout

Restart the profile. lib/ ships pre-built (no prepare script).

Tools

Tool	Reports	Source
`win_time`	ISO/epoch time, IANA timezone, UTC offset, uptime, boot time	Node `os` â€?any platform
`win_system`	OS, hostname, user, vendor, model, BIOS, serial (config)	`Win32_ComputerSystem` / `Win32_OperatingSystem` / `Win32_BIOS`
`win_cpu`	Model, cores, max clock, load %	`Win32_Processor`
`win_memory`	Used/free/total, used %, modules	Node `os` + `Win32_PhysicalMemory`
`win_disk`	Drives + volumes (capacity, free)	`Win32_DiskDrive` / `Win32_LogicalDisk`
`win_gpu`	Name, VRAM, driver, resolution	`Win32_VideoController`
`win_network`	Adapters, IPs, live WiFi (SSID/signal/rates/auth)	`Get-NetAdapter` + `netsh wlan` + Node `os`
`win_battery`	Charge %, AC/DC, runtime, power scheme	`Win32_Battery` + `powercfg`
`win_processes`	Count + top-N by memory/CPU (`top_n`, `sort_by`)	`Get-Process`
`win_usb`	USB devices	`Win32_PnPEntity`
`win_audio`	Audio devices	`Win32_SoundDevice`
`win_printers`	Printers (driver/port/default/offline)	`Win32_Printer`

Config

Field	Default	Description
`pwshEnabled`	`true`	Master switch; `false` disables all but `win_time`.
`pwshTimeoutMs`	`8000`	Per-query timeout (1000â€?0000).
`topProcesses`	`10`	Default top-N for `win_processes` (1â€?00).
`includeSerialNumber`	`true`	Report BIOS serial in `win_system`.
`pwshPath`	`powershell.exe`	PowerShell executable (`powershell.exe`/`pwsh.exe`).

Example

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       [win_battery] â†?100%, AC online, scheme 381b4222â€?(å¹³è¡¡)

All tools return canonical JSON; nullable fields stay null (schema oneOf: [type, null]) for a stable shape:

{ "supported": true, "platform": "win32",
  "name": "13th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-13700HX",
  "cores": 16, "logical_processors": 24,
  "max_clock_mhz": 2100, "current_load_percent": 3 }