lsz-asd/dsh-plugin-device-info
Read-only Windows device info tools for DeepSeek Harness: 12 win_* tools (time, system, CPU, memory, disk, GPU
dsh-plugin-device-info gives the DSH agent structured, read-only access to the host Windows machine through 12 win_* tools — one per Win32 device category: time, system, CPU, memory, disk, GPU, network/WiFi, battery, processes, USB, audio, and printers. No writes, no installs, no network. Compared with ad-hoc PowerShell probing (which costs ~40-100+ tokens per query plus retries after typos or permission prompts), each plugin call is ~6 tokens against pre-tested, versioned queries — install once, call any tool, no command-writing.
Install
dsh plugin --profile web add github:lsz-asd/dsh-plugin-device-infoREADME EN primary (2026-09-02, repo lsz-asd/dsh-plugin-device-info): README documents dsh plugin --profile <profile> add github:lsz-asd/dsh-plugin-device-info (labeled 'after publishing') and dsh plugin --profile <profile> add link:<local checkout> for development. The npm name the README cites, @huanlin/dsh-plugin-device-info, is NOT on the registry (0 versions, 404 verified 2026-09-02), so the GitHub/local forms are the installable paths. Windows-only: 12 read-only win_* tools, one per Win32 device category.
Compatibility
Windows; DSH web/headless profile; read-only Win32 queries; no writes, installs, or network.
Details
- Repo: lsz-asd/dsh-plugin-device-info
- Category: Agent Capabilities
- Stars: 2
- Version: git github:lsz-asd/dsh-plugin-device-info (npm @huanlin/dsh-plugin-device-info 404 verified)
- Last push: 2026-08-14
- First seen: 2026-08-14
Recent updates
12 read-only win_* tools (time/system/CPU/memory/disk/GPU/network/battery/processes/USB/audio/printers); ~6 tokens/call; versioned queries; no writes/network.
FAQ
- Which categories are covered?
- 12 Win32 categories: time, system, CPU, memory, disk, GPU, network/WiFi, battery, processes, USB, audio, and printers.
- Can it change the machine?
- No — every tool is read-only: no writes, no installs, no network.
- Why use it over PowerShell?
- Ad-hoc PowerShell probing costs ~40-100+ tokens per query and retries on typos; a plugin call is ~6 tokens against pre-tested, versioned queries.