Skill: g9pedro/bambu (version 1.0.0)

--- name: bambu description: Control Bambu Lab 3D printers (H2D, X1C, P1S, A1) via CLI. Print management, AMS filament control, temperature, fans, lights, calibration, file management, and live monitoring. Use when operating a 3D printer, starting prints, monitoring progress, managing filaments, or troubleshooting printer issues. --- # Bambu Lab 3D Printer Control Full control of Bambu Lab printers via MQTT + FTP. Agent-agnostic, local-only, no cloud. ## Prerequisites - Printer must be in **Developer Mode** (Settings → LAN Only → Enable Developer Mode) - Need: IP address, serial number, LAN access code (from printer touchscreen) - CLI: `@versatly/bambu` installed globally (`npm i -g @versatly/bambu`) ## Setup ```bash bambu setup <ip> <serial> <access_code> bambu ping # verify connection ``` Config stored at `~/.bambu/config.json`. ## Progressive Loading Guide Load ONLY what you need for the current task: ### Level 1: Status Check (most common) ```bash bambu status # full status overview bambu status --json # programmatic access bambu temp # just temperatures bambu ams # just AMS/filament info bambu errors # any active errors ``` ### Level 2: Print Operations ```bash # Start a print from SD card bambu print "filename.3mf" # Upload and print in one step bambu job upload-and-print ./my-part.3mf # Control running print bambu pause bambu resume bambu stop # Live monitoring (streams progress) bambu watch ``` ### Level 3: Hardware Control ```bash # Temperature bambu heat nozzle:220 bed:60 bambu cooldown # Fans (0-100%) bambu fan part 80 bambu fan aux 50 bambu fan chamber 30 # Lights bambu light on bambu light off # Movement bambu home bambu move x:10 y:20 z:5 bambu gcode "G28" ``` ### Level 4: AMS Filament Management ```bash # Check what's loaded bambu ams # Load specific tray (0-3) bambu load 0 bambu load 2 # Unload current filament bambu unload ``` ### Level 5: File Management & Calibration ```bash # SD card files bambu files bambu upload ./part.3mf bambu delete old-print.3mf # Calibration bambu calibrate bed bambu calibrate vibration bambu calibrate flow bambu calibrate all ``` ## Common Agent Workflows ### "Print this file" ```bash bambu job upload-and-print ./part.3mf bambu watch # monitor until done ``` ### "Check if printer is ready" ```bash bambu status --json | jq '.gcode_state' # IDLE = ready, RUNNING = busy, FAILED = needs attention ``` ### "What filament is loaded?" ```bash bambu ams --json ``` ### "Preheat for PLA" ```bash bambu heat nozzle:210 bed:60 ``` ### "Preheat for ABS" ```bash bambu heat nozzle:260 bed:100 ``` ### "Something went wrong" ```bash bambu errors --json # check HMS error codes bambu status # full state overview ``` ### "Finish up and shut down" ```bash bambu cooldown bambu light off ``` ## Output Modes - **Default:** Human-readable, emoji-prefixed, compact. Optimized for LLM context windows. - **--json:** Raw JSON for programmatic parsing. Use with `jq` for field extraction. ## Safety Notes - `bambu status`, `bambu temp`, `bambu ams`, `bambu errors`, `bambu version`, `bambu files` are **read-only and always safe**. - `bambu print`, `bambu stop`, `bambu heat`, `bambu move`, `bambu gcode` **control the printer physically**. The nozzle is 200°C+. Use judgment. - `bambu calibrate` moves the printer head. Ensure bed is clear. - `bambu gcode` sends raw G-code. Know what you're sending. ## Troubleshooting | Issue | Fix | |-------|-----| | Connection timeout | Developer Mode enabled? Correct IP? Printer on? | | Auth failed | Check LAN access code (it changes if you re-enable Developer Mode) | | FTP error | Port 990, implicit TLS. Printer must be in LAN mode. | | No AMS data | AMS connected and detected? Check printer touchscreen. | | MQTT drops | WiFi signal weak? Check `bambu status` for wifi_signal field. |


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