lametric-cli
Control LaMetric TIME/SKY smart displays from the command line. Use when sending notifications, controlling device brightness/volume, managing timers, or displaying data on LaMetric devices. Triggers on "LaMetric", "smart display", "notification to device", "set timer", "send alert to clock".
Why use this skill?
Manage LaMetric TIME and SKY displays with OpenClaw. Send notifications, control timers, adjust brightness, and stream data to your smart device effortlessly.
Install via CLI (Recommended)
clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/dedene/lametric-cliWhat This Skill Does
The lametric-cli skill provides a powerful interface for controlling LaMetric TIME and SKY smart displays directly from your command line or through OpenClaw natural language commands. It serves as a bridge between your digital workspace and your physical smart environment. Whether you are managing system alerts, displaying real-time data metrics, or simply adjusting your desk hardware, this skill automates the process by sending API requests to your local LaMetric device. It supports notification management, audio and brightness control, and full integration with the device's built-in applications like timers and radios.
Installation
You can install the skill via the OpenClaw CLI using the command: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/dedene/lametric-cli. Before usage, ensure the underlying Go binary is installed on your system via Homebrew (brew install dedene/tap/lametric) or Go (go install github.com/dedene/lametric-cli/cmd/lametric@latest). Once installed, execute lametric setup to configure your device's API key and IP address, which ensures your device is securely paired with your environment.
Use Cases
This skill is perfect for developers who want to push build status notifications to their physical desk clock, system administrators who need immediate visual alerts for server uptime, and home automation enthusiasts. Use it to display progress bars for long-running scripts, create custom timers for Pomodoro workflows, or toggle your display brightness automatically based on the time of day.
Example Prompts
- "LaMetric, set a 25-minute focus timer and sound the alarm when it finishes."
- "Send a notification to my clock saying that the production deployment was successful with a checkmark icon."
- "Hey, dim the smart display in the living room to 20 percent brightness and play the radio."
Tips & Limitations
To ensure consistent performance, we recommend setting a static IP for your LaMetric device on your local network. For security, keep your API key in environment variables rather than hardcoding it in scripts. Note that critical alerts will force the device to wake up, so use them sparingly. Streaming animations is limited by the pixel density of the LaMetric display, so stick to simple icons and graphics for the best visual clarity.
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{
"plugins": {
"official-dedene-lametric-cli": {
"enabled": true,
"auto_update": true
}
}
}Tags(AI)
Flags: network-access, external-api
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