USBAtlas
CLI utility to inspect USB device topology and USB/IP provenance on Linux
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USBAtlas is a command-line tool for Linux that displays connected USB devices in tree, table, detail, or JSON formats. It reads device topology from sysfs, enriches device names using the usb.ids database, and can show USB/IP provenance information to identify which remote systems have attached devices. Designed for system administrators managing multiple USB devices across networked machines.
The tool shows device hierarchies, serial numbers, driver assignments, and process attribution for open file descriptors. The maker says it was built with AI coding assistance. Early development software currently supports local device discovery and optional USB/IP enrichment, with plans for live monitoring and graphical interfaces.
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