knuckles-team/fan-manager-automatic
fan_manager/skills/fan-manager-automatic/SKILL.md
Use when you need automatic, temperature-driven fan speed control on a Dell PowerEdge server — continuously adjusts fans to a logarithmic curve between configured min/max temperature and fan-speed bounds (CONCEPT:FAN-002).
$ install --global
skillsauthnpx skillsauth add knuckles-team/fan-manager fan-manager-automaticInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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SKILL.md
- name:
- fan-manager-automatic
- description:
- Use when you need automatic, temperature-driven fan speed control on a Dell PowerEdge server — continuously adjusts fans to a logarithmic curve between configured min/max temperature and fan-speed bounds (CONCEPT:FAN-002).
Overview
Automatically adjust Dell PowerEdge fan speed based on the current CPU temperature (CONCEPT:FAN-001 read → CONCEPT:FAN-002 write). The speed follows a logarithmic curve between the configured minimum/maximum temperature and minimum/maximum fan-speed bounds. On a temperature read failure the fans fail safe to maximum.
Tools
automatic_fan_speed: Adjusts fan speed based on the current temperature and configured thresholds (minimum_temperature,maximum_temperature,minimum_fan_speed,maximum_fan_speed,temperature_power).
Usage
Use this skill to enable dynamic cooling that responds to system load — for example, to keep a rack quiet at idle while still ramping fans under sustained CPU load. Prefer this over manual control when you want hands-off thermal management.
Safety
- Requires
ipmitoolandlm-sensorson the host and BMC raw-command access. - Fan levels are always clamped to the 0-100 range.
- A failed temperature read defaults the fans to the configured maximum.
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