dsh-ventilate

Deciding whether to open the windows, for how long, and when to seal the room again sounds simple, but it really requires juggling temperature, humidity, particulate levels, and several other live parameters at once. dsh-ventilate packages that reasoning into a single ventilate tool: you pass the relevant environment readings into a chat session and it returns a tailored home ventilation and air-quality plan right away, removing the need to hunt through guides or do the comparisons by hand.

The entire plugin is written in pure Node.js and makes zero network requests, so it runs fully offline and adds no external runtime dependencies. This keeps the footprint on the host environment minimal, making deployment and invocation extremely lightweight.

It is well suited for individuals who track indoor air quality and want a concise ventilation suggestion in conversation, or for teams building local-first, dependency-free smart-home assistant workflows. The project is released under the MIT license for easy integration and further development.