farmos-equipment

What This Skill Does

The farmos-equipment skill provides a robust interface for interacting with your farm fleet's data directly through OpenClaw. It acts as a bridge to your existing FarmOS infrastructure, allowing you to monitor status, maintenance schedules, service history, and parts inventory for every asset in your fleet. By leveraging specific integration endpoints, the agent can fetch real-time data regarding equipment health, uptime, and upcoming maintenance needs without requiring authentication or manual dashboard navigation.

Installation

To install this skill, use the OpenClaw command line interface or the Hub UI. Run the following command in your terminal: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/brianppetty/farmos-equipment Once installed, ensure your network has access to the provided API base (http://100.102.77.110:8005) to allow the agent to pull data from your local infrastructure.

Use Cases

This skill is designed for farm managers, mechanics, and operators who need immediate access to equipment information. You can use it to determine which tractor requires an oil change, look up the service manual for a specific combine, or audit the maintenance backlog. It is particularly effective for daily check-ins where you want to know which machines are currently reported as 'down' or identify which items have exceeded their scheduled service interval. By utilizing the Equipment Detail and Due Maintenance endpoints, the agent provides actionable insights, ensuring your machinery stays operational during critical planting or harvesting windows.

Example Prompts

1. "The John Deere 8370R is making a clunking noise near the transmission; check its recent service history for any relevant notes."
2. "What maintenance is currently overdue across the entire fleet, and what parts do I need to order for those jobs?"
3. "Pull up the operator manual for the combine and tell me the recommended interval for hydraulic fluid changes."

Tips & Limitations

To ensure data accuracy, always verify that your local FarmOS instance is reachable at the base URL. When requesting lists, the skill is optimized to retrieve complete datasets; however, if you receive a suspiciously low number of results, please alert the agent so it can cross-reference the dashboard summary. Note that this skill is strictly for mechanical and maintenance data. For issues involving field observations, crop health, or weather-related damage, please use the farmos-observations skill. Avoid using the dashboard endpoint for individual item lookups, as it is intended solely for summary statistics and aggregate health monitoring. Always provide the specific machine name for the most accurate results.