A.S.K. – AI Script Kiddie (DeepSeek + Powershell)

This project is a simple command-line application that queries the DeepSeek API to find the best PowerShell or Azure CLI cmdlet for a specific task. It interacts with the DeepSeek service to provide the best answer straight into your terminal, so you don't need to keep going back and forth within your browser. This is a quick project for the sole purpose of practicing compiling Go projects and also experimenting with the DeepSeek API. The application is ideal for DevOps professionals,users that are learning Powershell, and anyone working with Windows OS and related technologies.

Table of Contents

• Overview
• Installation
• Usage
• Environment Variables
• Dependencies

Overview

The DeepSeek PowerShell Command Finder is built in Go and uses the DeepSeek API to find and return the most relevant cmdlets for user input. The application asks the user for a task-related question, sends the query to the DeepSeek API, and then outputs the appropriate cmdlet based on the best response.

Features:

Queries DeepSeek API for cmdlets related to PowerShell, Azure CLI, and DevOps. Outputs only the cmdlet (no extra information). Helps users find the best cmdlet for a given task in Windows OS, PowerShell, or DevOps. Installation To run this project, you need Go installed on your local machine.

Build yourself:

git clone https://github.com/your-username/deepseek-cmdlet-finder.git
cd ask
go build -o ask.exe

Pre-compiled

Simply add the ask.exe into your user paths and you can run it from the terminal by typing:

ask

Usage

The application will prompt you to enter a task or question related to PowerShell, Azure CLI, or DevOps. Enter your query in the command-line interface (CLI). The application will return the best cmdlet that corresponds to your query, based on DeepSeek's AI-powered response.

Example:

» I need to create a VM on azure that is isolated from the internet and has ISS service and MySQL pre-installed

Output:

New-AzVm -ResourceGroupName "MyResourceGroup" -Name "MyVM" -Image "MicrosoftWindowsServer:WindowsServer:2019-Datacenter:latest" -VirtualNetworkName "MyVnet" -SubnetName "MySubnet" -PublicIpAddressName "MyPublicIp" -SecurityGroupName "MyNsg" -OpenPorts 80,3306 -AsJob -CustomData @' ##cloud-config package_update: true packages: - iis - mysql-server runcmd: - systemctl enable mysqld - systemctl start mysqld '@

Environment Variables

For the application to work you will need to have an DeepSeek API on your system variable called apiDeepSeek You can create a new API key from the official DeepSeek website Please note you will also need to have some money on your account, API calls are not free lol, but $2.00 is enough to last you a very long time!! Each responses are about 500-600 tokens and if we base on the Deep Seek API Cost of $0.07 per 1 Million tokens, we are talking about a long long time.

Dependencies

The project uses the following Go packages: These dependencies are automatically included when you run go build below is informatie only.

github.com/go-deepseek/deepseek: A Go client for interacting with the DeepSeek API. github.com/go-deepseek/deepseek/request: A Go package for making requests to the DeepSeek API. rsrc_windows_amd64.syso is the icon.ico file compiled as a Windows Resource as its not possible to compile direct .ico into windows binaries directly from GO.

go install github.com/akavel/rsrc@latest
rsrc -ico icon.ico