From sysadmin-homelab
Run the hardware probe tool (hw-probe) and save the report into the workspace.
npx claudepluginhub danielrosehill/claude-code-plugins --plugin sysadmin-homelab[--host=<ssh-alias>]# Sysadmin-Homelab — Hardware Probe Run [hw-probe](https://github.com/linuxhw/hw-probe) against the local machine or a remote managed host and stash the report. ## Procedure 1. **Check for tool**: If missing, offer install commands for Debian/Ubuntu (`apt install hw-probe`), Fedora (`dnf install hw-probe`), or the pip fallback. 2. **Run**: For remote: `ssh <host> "sudo hw-probe -all -show"` then save stdout to `outputs/hw-probe/`. 3. **Summarise** the key facts to `context/hw-profile.md`: CPU model, RAM, storage devices and sizes, GPU, network interfaces, BIOS / firmware ...
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Run hw-probe against the local machine or a remote managed host and stash the report.
Check for tool:
which hw-probe || echo "not installed"
If missing, offer install commands for Debian/Ubuntu (apt install hw-probe), Fedora (dnf install hw-probe), or the pip fallback.
Run:
sudo -E hw-probe -all -save "outputs/hw-probe/$(date +%Y%m%d-%H%M%S)"
For remote: ssh <host> "sudo hw-probe -all -show" then save stdout to outputs/hw-probe/.
Summarise the key facts to context/hw-profile.md: CPU model, RAM, storage devices and sizes, GPU, network interfaces, BIOS / firmware version, kernel.
Optional upload — if the user wants a shareable URL, offer -upload (privacy-aware; warn about what gets sent).