One command pattern across Linux, Windows, and macOS. Everything is a plugin.

whatsmy gpu      # Show GPU information
whatsmy cpu      # Show CPU information  
whatsmy weather  # Show weather
whatsmy help     # Show help
whatsmy version  # Show version

Tired of remembering different commands for different system information? lspci for GPU, lscpu for CPU, different tools on Windows and macOS? whatsmycli provides a unified interface.

Installation:

Linux/macOS:

curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/whatsmycli/whatsmy/main/install.sh | bash

Windows (PowerShell):

irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/whatsmycli/whatsmy/main/install.ps1 | iex

FAQ:

1) Plugins are safe?

Yes! All plugins in the official repository are:

• Open-source (GPLv3 compatible) - you can inspect the source code
• Verified by maintainers before inclusion

2) What's the difference between whatsmycli and neofetch/fastfetch?

• neofetch/fastfetch: Display system information in a formatted, aesthetic way (ASCII art, logos, themed output)
• whatsmycli: Query specific system components on-demand (whatsmy gpu, whatsmy cpu) without decorative formatting

whatsmycli focuses on querying specific information rather than displaying a full system overview. It's more like a toolkit for accessing individual system components when you need them.

The whatsmycli organization consists of three repositories:

Main CLI application. Loads and executes plugins.

Community plugin repository. Verified binaries for Linux, Windows, and macOS.

Template for creating your own plugins. Write your first plugin in under 10 minutes.