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@devicelink/dlink

v0.3.3

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DeviceLink CLI agent — secure, local-first device access with explicit user consent

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@devicelink/dlink

DeviceLink lets you share folders from your computer with AI assistants (like ChatGPT) safely. Nothing is uploaded - files stay on your machine and are streamed in real-time with your explicit permission.

Install

npm install -g @devicelink/dlink

Requires Node.js 20+.

Quick start

1. Create your account

Sign in at devicelink.ai with Google. We create a workspace for you automatically. No setup needed.

2. Install the agent

Go to the folder you want to share, open a terminal there, install the CLI, and run it. Sign in with the same Google account to link your device.

npm install -g @devicelink/dlink
dlink

3. Use with ChatGPT

Add DeviceLink as a connected app in ChatGPT and sign in with the same Google account. Then just ask "list my files using DeviceLink".

Commands

Run dlink to start the interactive agent. Once running, you can type these in the console:

| Command | What it does | |---------|-------------| | signin | Sign in to DeviceLink | | signout | Sign out on this device | | status | Show connection status | | stop | Disconnect and exit |

How it works

  1. Run the agent from the folder you want to share.
  2. Sign in with Google when the browser opens.
  3. Approve your device when prompted in the terminal.
  4. Stay connected so tool calls from ChatGPT can reach your machine.
  5. Stop anytime by closing the agent. All access stops instantly.

Security and privacy

  • Files are streamed in real-time. Nothing is stored on our servers.
  • Each device is verified with Ed25519 cryptographic signatures.
  • Shared folders are sandboxed. The AI cannot access anything outside the shared directory.
  • Path traversal and symlink escapes are blocked.
  • Credentials are stored encrypted on your machine.
  • Access tokens are short-lived and refreshed automatically.

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License

Proprietary. Copyright (c) 2026 DeviceLink. All rights reserved.